I have a 2011 Maxima SV and I just recently installed coilovers, it dropped about an inch and a half maybe, my coilover kit didn’t come with stabilizer bar end links and they were a little rough putting into the front coilovers, they’re connected and it’s drivable but I’m getting a terrible grind in the front end, is that the end links? If not what should I get to fix the issue? Thank you in advance guys.

 

Retrace your steps. Pop the wheels off and look for the problem.

What coilovers did you install?

 

Also, if you plan to stick around, please title your threads properly. "Help" or "need advice" is the lamest and most non-descriptive thread title; and helps no one who uses the search function. I revised your thread title. Welcome to the Org.

 

Should be able to go a lot lower without clearance issues unless you're running crazy wheel/tire combo.

 

I don’t know if this is how you reply, I’m really new at this so I apologize in advance, but I installed the Maxpeedingrods coilovers, I figured I wasn’t racing the maxima and they had fairly good reviews so it was a win-win. But I will take off my wheels today and look further into the problem

 

I don’t think it’s running any lower than any other maxima with coilovers, I have the standard 18 inch wheel, recommended tires are on and everything. I’ve attached an image to give you an idea of how low it is

This is how low it is, I didn’t think it would be too bad

 

Looks good. Not low enough to rub. Probably gonna be something drivetrain related. Let us know what you find with your inspection.

 

SO after everything I took it to a shop and they were able to help me out, apparently I had a busted rear wheel bearing, I don’t know if that entirely was the issue, I went to go get a wheel alignment and new tires on for the winter and with the bearing replacement and few tweaks she runs perfect again!

 

So much for the noise coming from the front.... Regardless, glad you got it fixed and thank you for following up. Your info may help others in the future.