suspension set up

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suspension set up
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my 306 hdi is lowered on collies roughly 60mm maybe tad lower,
its come to a time to raise it back up, collies are sezied!!!!!!, tried number of tricks to free them up,

im thinking of replacing them with sum 40mm/30mm springs and shocks,

anybody point me in right direction to get a good set, eg ( pi, gmax, etc)

this is how it looks at min

   

raising due to my family getting bigger and don't wanna sell the pug,
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#2
Wow that's sexual. Colour of the gods.
I need to get my smooth boot painted!
#2 Moonstone Blue HDI
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#3
Cut the retaining/locking rings off the coils and replace them? There must be a way to get them moving.
Doesnt even own a 306.
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#4
never really thought of that !
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#5
Try manning up?
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Big hammer
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#7
Thats a last resort really. Plumbers grips? Hammer and chisel?
Doesnt even own a 306.
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#8
Use a wire brush best you can to clean the threads above and below the locking rings so that they have a good thread to wind onto. Spray them with wd40 or similar for couple days to help a little bit. Make sure your c spanner fits well and if that slips off then try stilsons.

Nice looking car btw!
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#9
Only had to cut them off on a set of weitecs with plastic rings :/ if they're metal you should fine!
Doesnt even own a 306.
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#10
Or just hammer 90 degress to the flats on the rings and it should break them loose, then use the C spanner. O and then copper grease the threads to avoid it happening again!
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#11
That car looks well.

Anyway scrub the threads with a wire brush, and spray a bit of degreaser around the collars aswell, spray on a bit of diesel/oil aswell after scrubbing, use a good spanner or if there real tight use a square drift on the collars, screw them down the way first, also hit the collars a few times usually helps.
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#12
Take them out and leave them in diesel for a few days only way I could get a set to budge
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#13
what coilovers and size tyres u running looks sweet
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