Does anyone else's buttt sag?
 

Hey Guys,

I have always noticed with my Eibach/tokico blue setup, the back sags. Now that I have a new system in the trunk, it sags more. The front is noticably higher than the back. Any solutions to make them even besides cutting a coil off the front springs? I also get clunking noises when I hit some bumps or uneven pavement. THis only happened before when I had more than 2 people in the back seat. I guess my system weighs a lot. Help... Do I need new rear springs or struts?

Yep, unless you have coilovers. That is just how the maxima suspension is.:(

seems a personal question dontcha think...?

j/k:laugh:

Yeah, definately how the car naturally sits, you either have to get springs that dont drop as much or cut a coil. I just solved that problem and took the system out...Barely any sag with the B+Gs...



Eric

humm

well i cut 3/4 of a dead coil off my rear sprints and i have 1 sub 1 amp 1 crossover in the rear and it sags 1 finger more than the front

3 fingers space in front 2 in rear go figure...

tokico hps and sprints with 3/4 of dead coil cut in rear...

My ex-girlfriend's butt sags.

he he he

Get coilovers and that wont happen anymore.

I got progress springs (from 96blumax) and stock shocks (99se) w/ 2 15s in the trunk and no sag :gotme:

Pretty thought lol:goofy:

I know what you're talking about. I haven't gone to the gym in a while and I noticed that my butt is hanging a litte low.:D

I was thinking about getting those coil spring stabilizers, the rubber ones. I put them in the rear of a Transam Fireturd and they looked good, but don't remember how it handled. Koni's have some upper perch thing for the rear shocks for towing (so i've read), but know nothing about them. If you look at the fenders on our cars, you can see that the front fender is cut out higher than the rear. So finger gap isn't the way to see if a car sits level, though it looks unlevel.

Damn YOU!

You made me wonder about my suspension setup ...

I have Progress/AGX with nothing in the trunk

http://www.eden.rutgers.edu/~mitch33x/TSW's/TSW04.jpg

Take out your spare and get a flat fix kit. This should help somewhat, and it will make your 1/4 improve by .001! Hehe... ;)

That looks :jump: