IS-SV

1/4 inch is nothing, considering it's difficult to find a flat enough surface to verify, nothing to fix.

jby927

I just got Tein springs installed last week and I noticed the same 1/4in difference between the driver and pax side. Wish I had known about this before I got the springs and had them installed. I guess if it irritates me enough, I'll bite the bullet and get coilovers.

Mv350

iTrader: (23)

just "lean like a chollo" and everything will sit even

harmzuay

My car is lower on the passenger's side. To qualify it though, the car's RH drive over here. So that means all our cars 'lean' on the same side. Probably an underlying characteristic of the vehicle.

Micaiah

Well, that and the fact that in America you make tighter right hand turns than left....

Jetfire

iTrader: (3)

put a dwarf in your passenger side. it'll even out.

JDKane527

iTrader: (10)

I find it's from driving solo a lot. If you drive with one passenger in the car, the lean will be very minimal, barely measurable.

I drive by myself 99% of the time, so I have the lean. I drive with my mom in the passenger side one day and when we got home, measured difference. 0 difference driver - passenger side.

IXI187IXI

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lol thats not really why.

theres a lot of factors that come into this. are you measuring on a true flat surface? theres very few areas that have a true flat surface. also weight distribution in the engine bay is another factor.

IS-SV

Normal, not a problem, insignificant, varies because surfaces and measurements have margin of error in that range.

steezy

yes it is normal for it so sag on the drivers side. mine sags 1/2 and im on coilovers.