Eibach Prokit ( Help )

Tighten the important bolts with a torque wrench.

This generally happens if you don't tighten something enough.

How do you know what to torque them to?

do a search on this site for torque specifications/suspension, i think they are on here. if not, call the dealer, they'll know.

I am assuming that the units for the numbers are Newton-Meters {kilogram-force meter, foot-pounds force}.

Am I to understand that it just needs to be in the range of the torque values, i.e for nut #9 it could be torqued at 65 N-M and that would be sufficient??

yep. the most common used is the bottom# ft-lbs.

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yep. the most common used is the bottom# ft-lbs.
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just like the key/legend at the bottom right of the picture says.

Those are useful pictures..

:shock:

That is what I get for not scrolling down.

:dur:

I had a drop and I guess the kit was installed poorly. ride was noisy as *f*! i had to get new struts and other parts. but it's a smooth ride now. :klavergreg:

You should not have any noises.

Make sure the spring is seated and turned all the way till it touches the seat.

Don't leave a gap as some say.