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Thu Oct 22, 2009 7:52 pm
Ok, so I just got my new coilovers (EMotor USA) installed on my 92 coupe. My first time with coilovers. I was careful to measure them when they went on and made sure they were set to the same height. When I set the car on the ground, the front right (passenger) side sat about an inch higher. Bummer.
I have gone back and checked and double checked everything. Camber plates are set identical. The springs are set to the same preload and are the exact same length. Both sides measure exactly the same length on the spring height. When measuring from the mounting plate to the spindle bolts or spring mounts, they are exactly the same from side to side. Tire pressures are identical. No, the car has never been in an accident.
Am I missing something? Or should I just lower the passenger side, forget about the two sides not being "equal", and move on to something else? Theoretically should both sides be identical, or is it common for them to have 1/2 - 1 inch of variance? I just didn't want to go forward with something that would be unsafe or damage the car.
Any help you could throw a brother would be great.