Weird lowering springs result
#18
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What exact product did you get. Have pictures of the parts before install? Anything odd about the spring fitment? Part numbers on the box and/or spring match what you ordered?
It just seems like you bought the wrong parts, or got sent the wrong rear springs...
It just seems like you bought the wrong parts, or got sent the wrong rear springs...
#21
But another thing I failed to mention is that I have the Whiteline 20mm sway bar installed on the rear, but the front sway bar is still stock. I just got my Whiteline 24mm front bar in the mail yesterday but haven't installed it yet. Could that be the problem? I doubt it but it's definitely possible.
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But another thing I failed to mention is that I have the Whiteline 20mm sway bar installed on the rear, but the front sway bar is still stock. I just got my Whiteline 24mm front bar in the mail yesterday but haven't installed it yet. Could that be the problem? I doubt it but it's definitely possible.
#23
Wow haha that would be pretty cool of you. It's just that the Eibachs are softer than the H&R's and I'm looking for performance as well. The Dropzones are a thought, but with a drop like that I wouldn't be able to keep my factory shocks. But I'm pretty sure all my shocks need to be replaced anyways, so I might have to get some Koni's or Tokico Blues.
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Stock VS Dropzone rear turned upside down.
#27
I just thought of something I had been neglecting this entire time -- my shocks need to be replaced. I figure that the weight of the engine is causing the front to sag because the shocks are doing nothing to hold it up, and the springs by themselves aren't strong enough to do so. The rear shocks are no better, but the difference is that there isn't nearly as much weight on them.
I am buying a set of Tokico HP shocks tomorrow and will install them as soon as they arrive. They're on sale for a killer deal too Hopefully that will solve my problem. If this doesn't work, then I will definitely trade Bdub215 for his rear Dropzones and that should do it.
I am buying a set of Tokico HP shocks tomorrow and will install them as soon as they arrive. They're on sale for a killer deal too Hopefully that will solve my problem. If this doesn't work, then I will definitely trade Bdub215 for his rear Dropzones and that should do it.
#28
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Shocks shouldn't make a difference here. Monotube shocks do have a "platform" of pressure and affect ride height a little, even though a shock itself, by nature, does not hold the car up, it only damps the motions. I am pretty sure the stock, and all replacement shocks save for a Bilstein, are twin tube type for our cars, which have very slight gas pressure, not enough to make a ride height difference.
Let us know how it works out though, there could be some other factors involved.
Let us know how it works out though, there could be some other factors involved.