installed progress springs today and ...
installed progress springs today and ...
wtf ? my whoel left side is lower liek almost half an inch than teh right side ? it's not normal right ? what do you think can be the problem ??? OMG IM SO NOT LUCKY WITH MY CAR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol
Rears/front is a good guess. This doesn't sound right to me either.
Also, shot in the dark, buuuuutttt.........
The car does take time to settle fully. I've never heard of this before, but what are the odds, that it will settle some over night?
Also, shot in the dark, buuuuutttt.........
The car does take time to settle fully. I've never heard of this before, but what are the odds, that it will settle some over night?
lol true , some people dont know how to take their grille off , but its all good not every1 is pro's liek us lmao jp , anyway thanks i dunno ima see , if it aint gonna settle i dont knwo ima take it to the shop or something
It is pretty much impossible to put the rears in the fronts and visa versa.
They plain just don't fit. The diameters are vastly different.
Lets trouble shoot together. The rears are a piece of cake to install and remove. So...
Step #1 Take a measurement from ground to the wheelwells on all (4) corners.
Step #2 Re-install OEM rear springs only. While doing so be sure the springs are seated properly. Take a measurement from ground to the wheelwells on all (4) corners.
Step #3 Report back information to this site. This whole process should take 1-2 hours. If possible take the appropiate pictures-afterall, a picture is worth a thousand words. If you can, take pictures of where the front sway bar attaches to the strut on both sides (you'll need to take the wheels off). Did you do the work yourself? The more info, the better we can serve you.
Best of luck!
They plain just don't fit. The diameters are vastly different.
Lets trouble shoot together. The rears are a piece of cake to install and remove. So...
Step #1 Take a measurement from ground to the wheelwells on all (4) corners.
Step #2 Re-install OEM rear springs only. While doing so be sure the springs are seated properly. Take a measurement from ground to the wheelwells on all (4) corners.
Step #3 Report back information to this site. This whole process should take 1-2 hours. If possible take the appropiate pictures-afterall, a picture is worth a thousand words. If you can, take pictures of where the front sway bar attaches to the strut on both sides (you'll need to take the wheels off). Did you do the work yourself? The more info, the better we can serve you.
Best of luck!
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