I bought my car with aftermarket springs and shocks. I have tocico blues, and ebach sportlines. But it seems like the right side of the car is higher? i think maby like less then a half inch, but it is noticeible. Is there anyway to ajust these? or fix it? thanks

 

springs...nope

is it just a side-to-side difference? check to see that you have the fronts and rears in the right places. If they are new springs they might need some time to settle.

sit on the right side of the car for a little while, or have a heavy friend do it

 

I would wait a week, and wait for them to settle. Check everything first though, to make sure they're installed the exact same way.

 

Are you sure your car wasnt parked on an uneven surface, when you looked at it.

Ali

 

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Thats normal. The driver side of the car is heavier than the passenger side. It was that way stock, but you couldn't tell with the factory wheel gap.