[gt.rn]

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Hey guys, my e92 335i is equipped with kw v2 coilovers that i need adjusted back to stock as soon as possible. unfortunately not only do i not have the adjustment wrench, but am not comfortable making the adjustments, particularly the rear.

i'm willing to give away a oem e92 sport steering wheel with paddle cutouts to anyone who can help me get this done this week. thanks~!

[I335]

Not clear on what you're asking. Are you asking for help installing your OEM suspension back in the vehicle or just for someone to adjust the KW suspension to a different setting? If it's the latter, may I ask why and what the rush is? Also, it's probably easier than you think to make the adjustments. In the front it's very easy. You just remove the dust caps and perhaps the bolt on the brace to move it aside a bit. In the rear you just pop the plastic rivets to remove the panels. Yes, the rear is more of a pain but it's more time consuming than it is difficult. I can adjust all 4 of mine and close everything back up in 15 or 20 minutes. BTW - if you want to adjust your shocks to be close to a stock-like feel for a BMW service visit it's not worth the effort. They'll know you have aftermarket suspension regardless.

[gt.rn]

Originally Posted by I335

Not clear on what you're asking. Are you asking for help installing your OEM suspension back in the vehicle or just for someone to adjust the KW suspension to a different setting? If it's the latter, may I ask why and what the rush is?

I'd probably at least attempt the front it if i even had the adjustment wrench to do it. i'm just looking to raise it about 3-4 inches in front and rear due to the fact that i'm travelling halfway across the country next week and am concerned about riding too low with all the weight in the car. i already bottom out fairly easily as it is and where im going, the roads will definately be an issue. :-/

[I335]

Originally Posted by gt.rn

I'd probably at least attempt the front it if i even had the adjustment wrench to do it. i'm just looking to raise it about 3-4 inches in front and rear due to the fact that i'm travelling halfway across the country next week and am concerned about riding too low with all the weight in the car. i already bottom out fairly easily as it is and where im going, the roads will definately be an issue. :-/

Oh - I see what you're saying now. I thought you were talking about adjusting the damping. Adjusting the height is pretty easy but yes, you need the wrench. You could also probably find a spanner wrench at Sears too if you can't find anyone to help you. You need to take off the wheels to make the adjustments and also loosing the allen-head set screw. Other than that it's pretty easy. Good luck!