i just put some goldline springs on (2.5 " drop all aroiund) and it seems like stock height. i mean it seems a little lower but not much. do they need time to settle in since they are new? i also don thave a front end on my car and half my motor out, maybe that raised it up a bit???

 

from what i've heard yes...1 week

 

you need JDM rsx suspension or it wont work.

 

Once you roll the car 20 ft it will settle signifigantly. I'm sure the removed parts don't help either. I also found with my springs everything evened out more after driving for a couple weeks and after I made sure my tires were full all around.

 

You did drive the car right, if not did you take off the parking brake ? I remember a few people replying really quick, they dropped the car down and came on here I guess.

 

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That could be part of the problem right there but yeah move the car about 10-20 feet and the suspension will settle a bit more.

 

Rock the front and rear end up and down at each corner of the car. That should help them settle a little quicker as well.

 

Your suspension setup needs time to adjust, just like if you were gonna put coilovers on a car, give it a few days, it will sit nice..

 

The suspension will settle a bit but the main reason is because of no motor or front end.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Runnerdown &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The suspension will settle a bit but the main reason is because of no motor or front end.</TD></TR></TABLE>+ That is correct, put the motor and front end on and you will notice a difference in ride height.