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i got a set of hks hypermax coilovers for my 34 gtt, problem is they didnt come with anything else, i guess my questions are as follows:

Is it easy to install them?

Where can i buy the spanner type things to adjust height? (im in WA btw)

Is it true that even at the highest setting, my car will still be really low?

Also these are the purple ones, so im assuming series 1... i looked on the hks website and saw a few extras that come with it:

What exactly can you do with these coilovers?... as in are they only height adjustable?, or camber too?

I plan on installing these on saturday so please get back to me ASAP...

Thanks guys

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a day too late...lol.. already put them in, was a piece of piss really... now i just gotta put a kit on and the front mount(which will require some cutting)... anyone good with front support bar chopping?? :)

If you dont have piping yet for the cooler, can you mount it in a manner that means you wont have to cut the front member? Big pain in the arse if your defected for it, and its always nicer when things fit without the need for an angle grinder.

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