I just put springs on my s2000 and the passenger side sits lower than the drivers side, is this normal, does anybody else have this problem?

 

Have to give time for the springs to settle??? How much off is it???

 

what kind of springs? who put them on and did you get an alignment. (maybe alignment matters.?)

 

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Alignment wont usually affect ride height itself will it???

 

messing with the strut towers during the alignement could possible seat the springs a little better. maybe you installed them wrong. what kind are they? *prays i dont get EBAY as a response*

 

haha, "they are tein springs, i got them off ebay..."

im praying also...

 

Its only off like a half inch, but its enough to notice. They are skunk 2 springs

 

1. make sure the ground you are on is leveled before measuring...
2. make sure the springs are installed properly...
3. check to see if the springs are sitting on the perch properly...
4. give it about a week to settle...

if it's still messed up... you did something wrong on the install...

 

Thanks for the advice, I'm gonna take the struts back off and make sure the springs are in there right.

 

skunk 2 springs only lowered the S .5 inchs?

 

The springs lowered the car about 2 inches. What is kinda weird is that before i even put the springs on, the driver side sat higher than the passenger side, all they all like that? I know the springs are on right.

 

Are you the original owner?? Accident maybe?

 

drive the car around carefully and hope they settle.

give it a week and then re measure.