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Hey guys, So a couple of days ago I had Eibach Pro-Kit lowering springs installed on the Z. From my understanding and the given specs, they were suppose to lower
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Just Installed Eibach Lowering Springs...Mistake?
Hey guys,
So a couple of days ago I had Eibach Pro-Kit lowering springs installed on the Z. From my understanding and the given specs, they were suppose to lower the front end 1' lower than the rear to keep it even (9' front,8' rear). However, after the install, it seems as though the rear is much noticabley lower than the front? I checked the last three numbers on the springs (001 for fronts and 002 for rears) and they match up. I've driven it for the past couple days to get it to settle before the alignment but it does not seem like it settled at all. Anyone know of a possible cause for this? Or is this normal and I'm just paranoid.. Before and After Pictures... |
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