Uneven ride height?
04-03-2008, 03:44 PM
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Uneven ride height?
I just got my GF210's installed, put probably 200 miles on her after the install. The rear right is higher then the left rear on even pavement. It is probably a finger and a half higher...
Ideas? Or is it still trying to settle?
Ideas? Or is it still trying to settle?
04-03-2008, 07:05 PM
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1. make sure the pavement is 100% even....most times, even though it might look it, it's not and that can cause the car to sit a bit 'funny'
2. springs don't always lower every car an even amount front to back or even side to side - before measuring drops, etc, best bet is to drive the car around a bit. It's not actually the springs that settle most times but the rubber mounts. A few days of driving might be enough, or it may take up to a week sometimes..every car is different
2. springs don't always lower every car an even amount front to back or even side to side - before measuring drops, etc, best bet is to drive the car around a bit. It's not actually the springs that settle most times but the rubber mounts. A few days of driving might be enough, or it may take up to a week sometimes..every car is different
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Originally Posted by Z1 Performance
1. make sure the pavement is 100% even....most times, even though it might look it, it's not and that can cause the car to sit a bit 'funny'
2. springs don't always lower every car an even amount front to back or even side to side - before measuring drops, etc, best bet is to drive the car around a bit. It's not actually the springs that settle most times but the rubber mounts. A few days of driving might be enough, or it may take up to a week sometimes..every car is different
2. springs don't always lower every car an even amount front to back or even side to side - before measuring drops, etc, best bet is to drive the car around a bit. It's not actually the springs that settle most times but the rubber mounts. A few days of driving might be enough, or it may take up to a week sometimes..every car is different
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how do you guys measure your coilovers?
i set my front preloads the same and adjusted the length of them to be the same as well. Same with the rears; but it seems some corners are higher/lower than the others. About a difference of 1/4".
Should i just measure each corner individually? Or does it really matter?
Hope i make sense.
i set my front preloads the same and adjusted the length of them to be the same as well. Same with the rears; but it seems some corners are higher/lower than the others. About a difference of 1/4".
Should i just measure each corner individually? Or does it really matter?
Hope i make sense.
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