vi3tx13oy

Hi i just recently got tein s tech springs with tokico hp struts. I got them installed at the shop and then i got my alignment a week later. Oh i also installed my spc cambers kit ( front and rear). Anyways the main point here is that the front suspension seems to be uneven. On the rear i have a very tight 2 finger gap maybe even a one and a half finger gap on both sides. While one the front left its a 2 finger gap and on the front right it a 3 finger gap. U wouldnt notice any difference from far or even from close but i just dont like the fact that its not even everywhere. I get the that front andd rear dont have to be at the same height but im just a bit annoyed that both fronts arnt dropped evenly. Should i take it back? Or should i leave it as it is? Its been 3 weeks that its been dropped. Oh and lets say i do bring it back and its ajusted do i have to do an alignment again?

sl33pyriceboi

iTrader: (3)

^thats normal.

the front has a bigger gap than the rear (even in stock form), it compensates for the turning of the tires. so if ur springs drop 1.5" all around you will still retain a bigger gap in front than in rear.


one of the reasons why you get coilovers.

vi3tx13oy

Yeah i understand but both my fronts arent even, is that normal? My right side is a finger gap higher than the left side

sl33pyriceboi

iTrader: (3)

^yea, thats not normal. who installed ur spring? the spring is probably seated incorrectly.

also, where did u get ur Stech? there are a WHOLE BUNCA fake Stechs out there.

http://www.tein.com/counterfeit/index.html

vi3tx13oy

Ohh okay then, ill probably go get it readjusted. Would that mean i would have to do another alignment?

gearbox

iTrader: (95)

the weight distribution left/right being different can cause that. plus having only a driver and no passenger.

MindBomber

Most likely the spring on the high side is not seated correctly, as was stated by James, the lack of a passenger on one side has never caused any car I've ever seen to sag.