wat sort of coilovers you have (brand). If u mean they are stuck try some wd40 in there and u should have to rings 1 The higher one is to adjust height there other is like a lock nut
is the shock still in teh car , or totalyl removed ?
As said , spray abit of WD40 on the lower perch and upper perch to free up abit of the dirt n gunk stuck in there.
Also , to properly raise (or lower) any coilovers its best to loosen the top bolts and make the spring uncaptive , so you can move the lower spring perch up and down at will.
DONT FORGET to measure the exact height of each corner , to keep a consistant matching "drop".
I'm wanting to raise my car an inch or two, though when i turn the base the whole shock will turn with it.
What would be the best way to overcome this ??
i think your coilovers might have 3 perch's in total, 2 for the top (spring) and the bottom. tighten the bottom one downwards to lock the threads in.
then start adjusting with the top.
if your car doesnt have the bottom perch then the coilover shouldnt twist along with the top when you adjust it, just sounds totally wrong that the threads itself will turn with it when u adjust it.
Ok so i've finally found the time to take it to a workshop and they've called to say they have ceased and they could not move the perch even after removing it from the car.
i think i might have to make time to have a fiddle myself.... all i need is the c-spanner..... not sure a flathead and a hammer will do the job as well
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