I installed my new GC/KYB set up and I知 now trying to adjust the rear end and my rear passenger side does not go as low as the driver side. I知 talking about the collar is all the way down as far as it will go and it wont go any lower. I thought it was maybe caused by the ITR sway bar but I undid it and still no dice. I checked for any obstacles in the travel of the suspension components but it all looked god. I even checked the spring length, rates it痴 all matched. Has anyone had this problem before? What did you go to resolve it? I知 about to give up and just raise the driver side. But that痴 just going to suck.

 

 

How low are you trying to put the car? You really shouldn't have any problems until you go "2 low."

 

about 1 3/4" to 2" I got it pretty eaven now but im conserned because the diffrence from one side to the other (adjustment ) is pretty big. Ill give it a few days and see if it changes as all teh stuff settles.

 

With mine, no 2 corners had the collar at the same levels. It's just how it is, with the way the weight of the car is distributed while static. Sounds like it's pretty normal, but let me add that with those shocks, you may want to consider raising it up a little. They are great budget shocks, but these cars are already starved for front suspension travel. With these shocks, you're better off staying lowered around 1" or so.

 

Your auto began life as a right hand drive vehicle it's design was brought to North America, quickly and poorly converted to a left hand drive vehicle. It is now left heavy and will sit lower on the left side, get use to it!

 

I releise that but it's drastick. It was not that bad with the neuspeed sports I had on. BTW I drove the car and It feels great. Well see down the Road.

 

I noticed that with my GCs after I adjust the height, it takes a day or 2 for them to actually settle. Weird huh?

 

I don't know what all you folks mean by "settling." After having Ground Controls for over a year, I had all 4 of the ERS springs out and sitting on a table during a shock replacement. They were all *EXACTLY* the same height as each other, and as new after all that time/use, and I drive 25,000+ miles per year.