I just installed my suspension tonight, i set all the perches to the lowest settings, the back end is a 1 finger gap, the front end is at about 2 1/2 finger gap, should i wait like a month for the springs to settle before adjusting them again? or should i raise the back perches up 2 or 3 nothces?

 

i think you should wait for it 2 settle..... i have pro-kits on stock shocks, and my car sounds like it's about as low, if not lower than yours.

i saw pix of a teg w/ pro-kits and yello's on the lowest perch and it was lower than you described

jus give it some time to settle.

 

I installed the sport lines with tokicos and it seems it took a week or 2 for them to settle.

 

Hey - how do you like the Koni Yellows?

 

the ride is great..
my question is though should i bother upping the perches on the back? or if the back is such a larger height difference than the front, are they gonna even out centered? cause theres a big gap difference

 

can we see some pics of the outcome?

 

It's going to tag the bumpstops if you're that low. The Eibach sportlines are softer than my 400 lb/in up front, and I need to run a height of at least 25" from ground to top of wheel cutout.

You will hit the bumpstops at those heights. Just fyi.

Warren

 

so i should move them up then? noones giving me a direct answer of what i should do..
ill try and get pics if i can


[Modified by USteppin, 12:13 AM 1/18/2002]

 

Front it higher than the rear? Did you check to make sure you didn't install the front perches on the Koni's incorrectly? I got in a hurry and did that once. Then again, maybe I'm just stoopid...