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I just had Skunk2 lowering springs installed in my civic ex. In the description it says there is a 2.25” drop in the front and a 2” drop in the rear, but my front end is clearly higher than the rear. I do have the fatter springs in the front and the skinnier ones in the back, so I know at least that part was right. Do they just need to settle or do I need to fix something?
I sent an email to skunk2 about it, but how long do they normally take to settle? And does it just happen naturally or should I try to hit like shallow potholes or speed bumps?
Technically they all should settle together so the difference won't change between front and back. You can add a spacer in the rear to bump it up a bit.
Technically they all should settle together so the difference won't change between front and back. You can add a spacer in the rear to bump it up a bit.
I originally had spacers on all 4 but when I put the springs in they couldn’t fit in the back so I have spacers in the front but not the back
