progress RSB bushings un-parallel causing rear lowered suspension to drift!!! =(
progress RSB bushings un-parallel causing rear lowered suspension to drift!!! =(
basically i fell asleep while i was installing my RSB under the car (i got bored and sleepy), so my bushings were not exactly parallel to each side. on stock suspension, i did not notice any drifting in the rear. but after the car is lowered, this improper setup of my RSB caused my rear end to sway towards certain direction. it caused some minor uneven tire wear as well.
i just wanna share with you guys my experience, as well as a small heads-up. right now the ride feels very firm, and body roll decreased. the drop isn't too low, but it's at the right amount for me. the only problem i have right now is the same thing that william (metallic97gxe) had couple weeks ago with his upper and lower bump stops. i will fix that ASAP.
thx for reading
i just wanna share with you guys my experience, as well as a small heads-up. right now the ride feels very firm, and body roll decreased. the drop isn't too low, but it's at the right amount for me. the only problem i have right now is the same thing that william (metallic97gxe) had couple weeks ago with his upper and lower bump stops. i will fix that ASAP.
thx for reading
Originally Posted by happyricefob
basically i fell asleep while i was installing my RSB under the car (i got bored and sleepy)

damn happy, how do you fall asleep under the car?
hope you had a pillow.
I didn't think you had to trim the bumpstops with Maxspeeds?
Are you supposed to?
I will keep that in mind with the RSB. I have the Progress one right now on my stock suspension, but when I lower, I will check it out again.
Are you supposed to?
I will keep that in mind with the RSB. I have the Progress one right now on my stock suspension, but when I lower, I will check it out again.
I have the Progress springs and RSB. I have not done some extreme handling yet, but I have taken some hard turn and it has not drifted yet. But that is also due to me having Continental ContiExtreme.
Originally Posted by felix822

damn happy, how do you fall asleep under the car?
hope you had a pillow.
Originally Posted by Brudaddy
I didn't think you had to trim the bumpstops with Maxspeeds?
Are you supposed to?
I will keep that in mind with the RSB. I have the Progress one right now on my stock suspension, but when I lower, I will check it out again.
Are you supposed to?
I will keep that in mind with the RSB. I have the Progress one right now on my stock suspension, but when I lower, I will check it out again.
so obviously that was the problem. and no u don't need to cut the bump stops for maxspeed (at least for the front so far).
Originally Posted by kevlo911
I have the Progress springs and RSB. I have not done some extreme handling yet, but I have taken some hard turn and it has not drifted yet. But that is also due to me having Continental ContiExtreme.
Originally Posted by nismos14
too much air pressure in the rear can cause issues too
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