allkingz

I'm confused.

Has the left side always sat lower than the right side?

mugen_kid

I looked to see if they were setting in the perch correctly but it is hard to tell so im just going to take apart my car this weekend and do some
investigation. Thanks for your help gernby!!

mugen_kid

I'm confused.

Has the left side always sat lower than the right side?

I never noticed it till I installed my 19s, with the stock wheels on I never noticed it.

RazorV3

lower the car first before tightening the upper a-arm bolts(the bolts that can be accessed through the engine bay or rear trunk, at the top of the shock assembly.)

kevsS2

I have the same problem with my Bilstein coilovers. My right side is lower then my left. The coils are turned all the way down.

kitwetzler

^ those aren't the A-Arm bolts, nor are they the ones you need to tighten after you lower the car.

tighten the lower shock mounting bolts and the upper a-arm bolts after lowering the car to the ground. the upper a-arm bolts are the bolts that attach the upper a-arms in the front.

mugen_kid

THANKS FOR ALL YOUR ANSWERS EVERYONE!

tru

neuspeeds on my cl did the same thing as well as a lot of other cl owners and even neuspeeds on my bro prelude. i think in a neuspeed thing

mugen_kid

tru, yes I am starting to wonder that myself. One thing I do know for a fact that these springs are a peice of sh## I would not recomend them to anyone. I am just going to save up for coilovers.

AP2kyle

In previous cars everytime I bought springs only, the car would sit lower on one side or the other. Usually the driver's side. Looked horrible. I've always bought coilovers since.