Help with suspension and alignment.
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From: Fort Myers, Florida
2013 C250 Sport
Help with suspension and alignment.
Ok so after doing my H&R coil over install I went ahead and dropped the front and rears all the way down. Had no problem on the factory rims.
New wheels came in and went on fine still no rubbing and everything is good to go. My passenger rear has always been just a tad higher then the drivers side rear for some reason.
I then decided to remove the factory rear spring pads since I was informed they are not suppose to be used with coil overs, and to lower the rear just a little bit more. Did all of that with no problem. I then go for a test drive...
Only the passenger rear tire rubs. I go and measure the gap from the fender to the wheel. The drivers side rear is still lower and does not rub at all! But yet the passengers side is 5mm-6mm higher and does. Why is this?
I'm very frustrated! I had gone under and removed the passenger spring like 3 times and messed around trying to see if something was wrong under there but I see nothing any different then the other side. Any help would be great thanks!
New wheels came in and went on fine still no rubbing and everything is good to go. My passenger rear has always been just a tad higher then the drivers side rear for some reason.
I then decided to remove the factory rear spring pads since I was informed they are not suppose to be used with coil overs, and to lower the rear just a little bit more. Did all of that with no problem. I then go for a test drive...
Only the passenger rear tire rubs. I go and measure the gap from the fender to the wheel. The drivers side rear is still lower and does not rub at all! But yet the passengers side is 5mm-6mm higher and does. Why is this?
I'm very frustrated! I had gone under and removed the passenger spring like 3 times and messed around trying to see if something was wrong under there but I see nothing any different then the other side. Any help would be great thanks!
