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Old 05-03-2010
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my '95 civic is slightly higher on one side and the rear is slightly higher than the front....how can I get both sides and front/rear to be all equally level?
on top of that....my tires still rub my fender, even after getting the fender rolled,it started denting my fender and chipping the paint off.
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Re: suspension help

if you have coilovers then adjust them accordingly. If not you need to understand that if you have the same spring rates all around then that is normal after the seating and break in. The motor is heavy, thus front end droop. Driver side prolly sits lower cuz you weigh 100+ lbs, and that compresses those springs more. Unless you are running stupid wide or tall wheels, you shouldn't rub at all, especially with GOOD fender rolling.
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Re: suspension help

yeah the weight of the car is not perfectly centered from right to left. if youre rubbing, wheels are too big or you lowered too much, or both.
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Re: suspension help

what suspension mods do you have for starters?
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Re: suspension help

OK, Danny, I will post for you here:

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I have skunk2 sport shocks....blox competition lowering springs and 17' sparco rally rims(off set 43) with 205/40 tires
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Re: suspension help

And you could install adjustable sleeves to compensate for the springs - you are too low.
And wheels could need more off-set, but i am not sure.
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Re: suspension help

so do you recommend getting some coilovers?
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Re: suspension help

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so do you recommend getting some coilovers?
you will be able to find some sleeves that slides over your socks that have threads in them that allows you to adjust ride height. You will need a good racing alignment shop to wieght corner them if you bothers for performance.
And yes, they are commonly and erroneously referred as coilovers, gramatically speaking, but that's not the issue here.
Check some of the links in the bottom of this thread
https://www.civicforums.com/forums/1...oil-overs.html

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Re: suspension help

if i get the skunk2 adjustable coilovers...do i install them with the current springs i have now? or do do i replace the springs with the adjustable coilovers?
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Re: suspension help

Originally Posted by DANNY213
if i get the skunk2 adjustable coilovers...do i install them with the current springs i have now? or do do i replace the springs with the adjustable coilovers?
call skunk2 and ask if they sell just the sleeves... or find some in the e-bay. if not you will need to buy the set and them is your choice in case they fit or not in the sleeves. I you going to get a set of new ones, search around for the best for you, no need to be skunk2...
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Re: suspension help

thanks mang...you have been extremely helpful
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