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Originally Posted by AustinP
Yes, the Bilstein wrenches are for adjusting the height. My advice would be to measure the corner weights when you adjust the height (with the goal being equal cross-corner weights). Sorry, I have no idea why your '06 Exige would have had a lower ride height.
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I would assume that your 06 did not have the track pac,which means it had non adjustable,lss spring/damper units,they are Bilstein and have a fixed ride height-Lower,I think. My 07 Exige S had this setup,worked well on the track,but not so hot on the street. My 08 S240 has the trac-pac(which consists of solely the Adj height and adj rate Bilsteins. It rides better,and in my experience will have more body roll that the lss setup,which I still have and may even in fact switch back to in the interim,as it lowers the car 10 mm( I think ) The adj trac-pac NEEDS to be adjusted,as to initial setup and ride height,along with corner weights,to be really effective. I will go back to it,once I have the time to get the car corner weighted. I will miss the ground clearance that the trac-pac (unadjusted) allows----NJ roads are not the best.............and sometimes having everything adjustable is not the best thing..BTW-does anyone know the spring rates------Lss/ Bilsteins as opposed to Trac-pac(adjustable Bilsteins)
The above are my personal observations and not backed by empirical data.