Ride Height Question - Rear needs to be lower?
#1
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Ride Height Question - Rear needs to be lower?
Mentioned this on a previous thread when I first got the car but the front of the car is considerably lower than the rear.
It looks kinda cool I guess but I did check and the front springs were never cut....
And the rear have the stock Bilsteins.
IS there a way to lower the back of the car and inch or so without breaking the bank, so it is more in line with the front?
I will post a pic here shortly.
thanks.
It looks kinda cool I guess but I did check and the front springs were never cut....
And the rear have the stock Bilsteins.
IS there a way to lower the back of the car and inch or so without breaking the bank, so it is more in line with the front?
I will post a pic here shortly.
thanks.
#2
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Mine was the same with Euro springs. Not too much, but noticeably higher in the rear when no weight is in the back; I ended up cutting my rear spring pads in half to even it out. Probably won't net you a whole inch, but you might get half an inch out of it depending on which spring pad you have+ it's free.
#4
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For me its the opposite, the front is higher than the back. I want to lower both but even putting the car into drive it squats down.
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