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got everything put together finally.
car looks amazing. i was scared to death it was going to drop to far.
the only question i do have is on a level floor, there is a 1/4 inch maybe less difference in the height of the rears.
will this "settle" out, or is there something i did or didn't do i was suppose to.
i was told it would settle out, but reassurance would be calming.![Happy](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_stretch.gif)
koni's, panhard bar, and relocation brackets from strano went on well.
are the adjustments on the rear of my koni's enough to make the car sit a little uneven. 1/2 turn from full soft.
really the only way to tell is to look at one side then go look at the other, so i'm not talking about much. like i said, just looking for a little reassurance.
rob
car looks amazing. i was scared to death it was going to drop to far.
the only question i do have is on a level floor, there is a 1/4 inch maybe less difference in the height of the rears.
will this "settle" out, or is there something i did or didn't do i was suppose to.
i was told it would settle out, but reassurance would be calming.
![Happy](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_stretch.gif)
koni's, panhard bar, and relocation brackets from strano went on well.
are the adjustments on the rear of my koni's enough to make the car sit a little uneven. 1/2 turn from full soft.
really the only way to tell is to look at one side then go look at the other, so i'm not talking about much. like i said, just looking for a little reassurance.
rob
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yeah passenger side sits just a tad low.
is it possible to turn the koni shock on passenger side up another 1/2 a turn and leave driver side shock alone? or is that a bad idea for a fix.
is it possible to turn the koni shock on passenger side up another 1/2 a turn and leave driver side shock alone? or is that a bad idea for a fix.
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i know you're right, i was just hoping for some really really easy fix.
a turn of a ****, settling by itself, someone lift up passenger side rear quarter panel when i'm not in it.![Happy](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_stretch.gif)
the redneck way, cut a 2x4 with my chain saw and stick it in there to take up some extra slack.
a turn of a ****, settling by itself, someone lift up passenger side rear quarter panel when i'm not in it.
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the redneck way, cut a 2x4 with my chain saw and stick it in there to take up some extra slack.
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Originally Posted by wvaboy
the redneck way, cut a 2x4 with my chain saw and stick it in there to take up some extra slack.