PSS10's Installed, Tubi Done and New Shoes, I'm gettin there
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Believe me i went over this at lenght with my vendor. The PSS-9/10's for non PASM cars had the adjustment ***** allowing the 9 or 10 adjustments as you say. The ones that are made for PASM equipped cars do not have the adjustments because of the electronic connection. It says on the box from Bilstein that the shocks came in PSS-10 and Damptronics. They have another product that looks more like the strut that came off our cars that are straight Damptronics and are for cars that dont have it form other manufactures. I may be wrong but i did alot of research on clairifing it. They are PSS10's I know that because it is the new part number.
I drove it from my home to the shop today, 13 miles. Problem is that my entire center control stack with the PCM, HVAC controls and the Sport Buttons is removed, getting painted, so I got a PASM failure and i believe they defaulted to sport mode. I hope so becuase it was rough as hell, if thats how they are in normal mode they will be up for sale next week and I'll go with Lowering springs as I did on my 2S. Those had a stock ride in normal mode and were just the right firmness when put in sport mode.
How do you feel the ride differed from your stockers in normal and sport mode?
I drove it from my home to the shop today, 13 miles. Problem is that my entire center control stack with the PCM, HVAC controls and the Sport Buttons is removed, getting painted, so I got a PASM failure and i believe they defaulted to sport mode. I hope so becuase it was rough as hell, if thats how they are in normal mode they will be up for sale next week and I'll go with Lowering springs as I did on my 2S. Those had a stock ride in normal mode and were just the right firmness when put in sport mode.
How do you feel the ride differed from your stockers in normal and sport mode?
If you have a PASM failure warning maybe your shocks/struts are defaulting to the PASM "on" mode. Because I had H&R lowering springs on the car before the coilovers and the car bounced all over the place and felt uncontrolled and "floaty". In normal mode with the coilovers the car is well controlled and a bit firmer than the lowering springs, but not by much. When the PASM is engaged the coilovers are super stiff and very "rough" over bumpy roads. I assume this is what you are feeling.
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I agree that it is not safe, go buy the right jack. Sears has a nice one for very little money.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...Lift+Equipment
Ed
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...Lift+Equipment
Ed
Steer clear of that jack from sears. It works great for a little while and then breaks. Where you twist the handle to lower the jack, there is a pathetically small part that ends up breaking. I was lucky enough to have my M5 up on jack stands when it occured... My other jacks didn't go high enough to get it down. Just take a look at the reviews for it.
The warranty lasts for 1 year, and after that they tell you to pound sand. No way to fix it as they will not sell individual parts for it. i still have the POS floor decoration in my garage.
Griots garage sells a real nice full size low profile jack that I have heard nothing but good things about. Only downside is it is like $400
You wouldn't need the boards though...
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B911S,
When I first saw your car, I was really impressed with your careful and on-point factory options selection, (based on what I like.) And now, it's looking better and better with more quality upgrades. I really really like it. Very well done.
When I first saw your car, I was really impressed with your careful and on-point factory options selection, (based on what I like.) And now, it's looking better and better with more quality upgrades. I really really like it. Very well done.
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Steer clear of that jack from sears. It works great for a little while and then breaks. Where you twist the handle to lower the jack, there is a pathetically small part that ends up breaking. I was lucky enough to have my M5 up on jack stands when it occured... My other jacks didn't go high enough to get it down. Just take a look at the reviews for it.
The warranty lasts for 1 year, and after that they tell you to pound sand. No way to fix it as they will not sell individual parts for it. i still have the POS floor decoration in my garage.
Griots garage sells a real nice full size low profile jack that I have heard nothing but good things about. Only downside is it is like $400
You wouldn't need the boards though...
The warranty lasts for 1 year, and after that they tell you to pound sand. No way to fix it as they will not sell individual parts for it. i still have the POS floor decoration in my garage.
Griots garage sells a real nice full size low profile jack that I have heard nothing but good things about. Only downside is it is like $400
You wouldn't need the boards though...
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