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You unbolt the top plate (use spring compressors), lift the spring platform and the circlip is then relocated in the grooves on the lower shock body, which are clearly visible. Height is then always pretty much spot on compared to guesstimate and adjustment with screw thread adjustment.

Once the height is where you want it you leave it anyway so no real inconvenience involved.

The circlip is locked in place by the taper in the platform so should not break. Anything is possible to break but I'd suggest this would be close to impossible. Companies have to base safety and reputation on it.

If you were a bit clever you could do it on the car as well by just compressing the springs, lifting the plate and relocating the circlip but once all is set you just leave it be.

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