i have a set of K-Sport suspension and i recently wound them all the way down to see how low they sit :), (sits hellaflush haha) anyway when its jacked up springs are un-captive but when jack is down its captive again. Is it meant to be un-captive whilst jacked up!
smac,
Dec 6, 8:28am
Cool story.
lazz323,
Dec 6, 8:29am
"awesome reply"
andrea_w,
Dec 6, 8:30am
" adjustable suspension question¿¿>! "
I didn't see a question in your post.!
+1
unbeatabull,
Dec 6, 8:37am
If its uncaptive while jacked/on a hoist it will fail a WOF. You will need to shorten the inner shock length and likely require a cert, or get aftermarket shocks designed for the springs you have fitted.
andrea_w,
Dec 6, 8:41am
ahh the post was edited a minute before I posted. You can also fit a keeper spring to keep the main spring captive
lazz323,
Dec 6, 8:46am
is a keeper spring safe to use! how much should it cost to shorten the inner shock roughly! is that like getting rid of some of the thread!
lazz323,
Dec 6, 8:57am
as far as im concerned ill be keeping it legit for now wof is due tomorrow haha sowont fiddle with suspension :)
pollymay,
Dec 6, 9:15am
Just use a keeper spring, they work alright
suplyuparts,
Dec 6, 11:12am
cost $150 a shock it you wanna shorten it,as they said,use keeper springs.
kazbanz,
Dec 7, 6:57am
Hmm -OP your car is fitted with adjustable suspension and you want a WOF. I suspect you're gonna end up needing a cert anyway
siren676,
Dec 7, 8:15am
Maybe he already has them certed!
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