imported_SIR_Injected

okay for starters i figured ahh okay! no problem i install these things on the car.. my front end is slammed and my rear is so high.. not my cup of Tea... i was hoping an even drop. what could i do to lower the end down? without chopping..

Mr. Death

Let em settle for a month or so first.

bbarbulo

iTrader: (2)

loosen bolts, lower car on the ground, tighten bolts.

also, check to make sure you installed the front springs in the front, and the rear in the rear. sounds simple, but it's been known to happen to people.

imported_SIR_Injected

i thought that at first. springs were labeled F-Front R-Rear

bbarbulo

iTrader: (2)

let it settle till spring, then post pics of the stance.

did you put the springs in upside down in the rear perhaps?

also, totally unrelated to your question... do you have new shocks? I recently learned that the rear accord shocks fit the rear civic and provide way more stroke (like a short body shock). so if you don't have shocks for the rear yet, consider getting accord shocks.

imported_SIR_Injected

the rear's fit in perfect into the cupling of the shock in the rear.. and the upper cap fit perfect i can see it being upside down.. also i just used the same shock in the rear. i tried using salt bags to settle the rear end but i removed them after a month

bbarbulo

iTrader: (2)

ok then post pics. I need to see how bad this stance is. what kinda springs are they? what rate

post pics of the entire spring, with the car on the ground (best done from under the car prolly.... I wanna see if you have any dead coils you could safely cut.