dubsee

I installed kyb agx shocks and h&r sport springs like 6 months ago, when I first put them on the passenger side right was higher then the drivers side, but I just figured it would go down after a while, well its been 6 months and its still higher, I was wondering if any of you knew what would cause this or what could resolve this, any opinions would be appreciated.


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Chris y0!

my car does the same thing

its JDM sideways driving get used to it

SD_EM1

my car does the same thing, but i have neuspeed sport springs (same drop i believe?)

dubsee

So no remedy, just have to live with JDM sideways driving?

B16b2b

when the car isn't in use, sit in the passenger-side seats more. that should even things out. coilovers

Racerage1

lose some weight! j/k

maybe they're installed wrong?

function83

are you sure you trimmed all the bump stops evenly.

Daniel

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hahaha, man, i thought i was the only one who did that. my neighbors used to think i was crazy cuz i'd go out and sit in the passenger side front seat all the time. i also always put luggage/boxes/my textbooks box/etc. on the driver's side at all times possible.

passenger side is always a little higher than the driver's side ... the engine is placed more towards the driver's side, which is why. Don't worry about it. all hondacuras that i've seen and dealt with are like that.

Ricey McRicerton

Its the Honda "gangsta lean", I can't think of one Ive seen that doestn do that (except for coilovered cars)