Car sits low on left side
#3
somebody mentioned, jack the car up and turn the springs? does that work? Its really sounds ridiculous cuzthe springs are under so much tension??
Also lol.. if i put bricks in my car and drive around will that fix it permanently?
Also lol.. if i put bricks in my car and drive around will that fix it permanently?
#11
Originally posted by kwasley
maybe you have the fronts on the left side and the rears on the right, or vice versa
maybe you have the fronts on the left side and the rears on the right, or vice versa
#14
He purchased the springs from me.. no they were not sagging.. They worked and looked fine on my 99 Civic they were swapped out for Tein SS.. Even with my coilovers installed i had the sagging at first until the car settled.. Don't forget that it was on my car first.. so his car will adjust and settle itself... give it a few weeks and you'll notice that it is settling in...
#17
Originally posted by mikepasini
ask bryce all about it!!! his car was dumped in the front...
ask bryce all about it!!! his car was dumped in the front...
And there is no such thing as honda lean. I hate when people say that, If honda lean was specifically a symptom of Honda Cars then Porche/Subaru would have never invented the Boxxer Engine. Which is horizontally opposed motor to prevent the chassis being heavier on one side or leaning to one side to increase stability and improve handling.
How come theres no Honda Lean on an S2k? simple its RWD look at how the motor sits in the bay.
BUT Like BB said it could also be the way you installed the suspension thats all. Or the suspension its self.