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wow the rear of my car is disabled. i had dropzone springs that sagged like a ***** so i decided to change them, now i got some neuspeed sports and the back is still hella low, i dont know if theyre sagging or i installed them wrong or whats the problem here..wow this is really gay. maybe my shocks are defective?? help!

 
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got pics?

 
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ill take some tomorrow

 
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also is it possible to put the springs in upside down? or left and right mixed up?

 
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.... Its not the springs, its your shocks.....

 
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=O blown?? theyre not leaking..ihave konis btw

 
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Its possible, how low did you have it before, and did you ever bottom them out??

Konis deal with low ride heights pretty well, but if you bottom them out you will destroy them. I'd suggest getting them checked out and see if they are still good. (Dont just buy new ones!! if they are blown Koni can repair/referbish/revalve for less then a new set!!)

 
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ive had them for about 6 months months now and i dont think ive ever bottomed them out. yea ill prob get it checked out, it it comes with a warranty anyways right?

yay post #400!

 
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IS your car a coupe or sedan? I put Tein S-techs in my sedan and the rear is just less than 1/4" lower the the front. Put the same springs in a coupe the next week and the drop is perfectly even. every shop told me that the Tein's are interchangable. I'm pretty sure that neuspeed had different part # for coupes and sedans. I'd check part # first. Since shocks don't support any weight of the vehicle and your springs are new, I doubt shocks are your problem. To check if they're blown, bounce a corner on your trunk lid and see how many times it has to bounce up and down. Should only come up and stop. Or look for leaks.

 
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Did you try using the upper perch groove on your rear Konis? That'll raise it up almost an inch.

 
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hmm ill try that i need to take it apart again