yosteff

Ok ,i just instaled a new set of kyb agx and lowering spring on my 1996 v6 camaro...it was tough because of the rust on the shock nut(VERY BAD)...and now the car look terrible or should i say awesome
now my question , before i put the shock i try to compresed it with my hand and it was pretty easy...and then the rod uncompresed itself very slowly...i try different setting (8) and it was always the same...( i found this after i cut the old one to get the part that i needed so dint have choise to put them in...DAMN:banghead: : ) Both shock are doing the same...

on the car i dint find anyting wrong but like i said i put new lowered spring that are stiffer

...do you think that they are worn out or it is normal for adjustable to do that??? by the way i am french thats why i write funny like that...
need help

ITSA6

um i don't know how to answer your questions but would like to see some pics

Bernotas05

I dont get what the problem is, You quite honestly dont make any sense.

NoRiceInside

are you saying that you expected the shocks to be very very hard to compress? but instead theyre soft. yet the new springs are stiff?

yosteff

''are you saying that you expected the shocks to be very very hard to compress? but instead theyre soft. yet the new springs are stiff?''
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Yes..is the shock are supposed to be stiff/hard to compresed....or soft and slow ?

yosteff

this is how it look before with the 16 inch rims(first 3 pics) and how it look after (last 3 pics)...cant wait to put back the 17 inch rims..(last pics)

yosteff

Ho and by the way sorry for my english, because i am french from canada!!

FORCE_FED_Z

french and canadian? well you came to right place- We Americans are used to picking up where you people left off- heck, we even fight your battles too- where are you located, maybe we can come up and work on your car also..

-Freak-

thats the best burn i have heard in a long time.

i'm still trying to understand what the problem is.

yosteff

well i dont know...if you can find my igloo... and dont freeze to death... you are welcome.... i will give you some snow shoe and ...oh dont forget that we drive on the other side of the road here!!! and watch for the thay have free pass for here

hllywd

I have the same shocks but have only installed the rear ones, the front ones will go on after I swap out heads next week. I did the same thing by hand also with no problems with the rear ones. I have my rear ones set at 7 for the street right now. They seem pretty stiff. I that helps for the road around chitown, its always crappy around there.

I dont think that answered your question but its the same with mine soooo...

yosteff

Well if you can do the same and they work fine on the road, well they should be fine...thanks