I cant figure out whats wrong...
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I cant figure out whats wrong...
So this past weekend i decided to throw on a eibach prokit that i had bought a couple of weeks ago on my car (99 ss) i started with the rears and lowered it to install the fronts. But i noticed that the rear drivers side was lower ( and it still is ) than the passenger side. Does any 1 have an idea why? I havent installed the front ones yet, so the front is stock springs with i believe kyb struts. Any input on this would be great, thanks guys!
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ur might have to roll the fenders, check ur trans mount been known to cause the car to sit sidewayz. otherwise if its about an inch on difference side to side its normal haha, even my stock springs are like that and a couple friends i know with prokits same thing. dont really notice tho till it gets low.
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Are both(left & right) of the spring pigtail ends pointing in the same direction(towards the rear of car).
You need an Adjustable PHB to recenter the rear after lowering.
You need an Adjustable PHB to recenter the rear after lowering.
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The car being tilted because of lowering is normal. A lot of people have that. You probably have to roll the fenders if the edge of your fender is rubbing on your 315s. If your tires are rubbing on the inside of the fender, you have to get a big hammer and pound down the areas inside your fender where they are rubbing. On here they refer to it as the "BFH mod." If you're running 10.5s or larger in the rear you most likely have to do that.
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My SS had the infamous tilt going on too I ended up removing one of the spring pads completely and it leveled itself out. Some are just crooked from the factory man, sucks but its true. Some have even gone as far as to blame it on the weight of the spare tire/jack. Take it out and see if it levels out for you...
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My SS had the infamous tilt going on too I ended up removing one of the spring pads completely and it leveled itself out. Some are just crooked from the factory man, sucks but its true. Some have even gone as far as to blame it on the weight of the spare tire/jack. Take it out and see if it levels out for you...
The car being tilted because of lowering is normal. A lot of people have that. You probably have to roll the fenders if the edge of your fender is rubbing on your 315s. If your tires are rubbing on the inside of the fender, you have to get a big hammer and pound down the areas inside your fender where they are rubbing. On here they refer to it as the "BFH mod." If you're running 10.5s or larger in the rear you most likely have to do that.
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I know for sure i located the springs the same direction but i faced the pigtails facing the tires though.
ur might have to roll the fenders, check ur trans mount been known to cause the car to sit sidewayz. otherwise if its about an inch on difference side to side its normal haha, even my stock springs are like that and a couple friends i know with prokits same thing. dont really notice tho till it gets low.