Can someone please help me.... I had some neuspeed springs and tokico shocks put on my hatch and the drivers side is lower than the passenger side. Anyone know why?

 

im guessing... no one knows?

 

no clue unless they are adustable and they didnt adjust them prop[erly or you only had 1 side lowered

 

All 4 shocks and springs are on, but the whole left side of the car is lower than the right. Anyone know if it would more likely be the springs or the shocks? The car had coilovers on the car when i bought it and it was fine....?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hon da top &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">All 4 shocks and springs are on, but the whole left side of the car is lower than the right. Anyone know if it would more likely be the springs or the shocks? The car had coilovers on the car when i bought it and it was fine....?</TD></TR></TABLE>

DEFINITELY not the shocks. Shocks dont affect ride height. You probably put both rear springs on the driver side. And both fronts on your passenger side.

 

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dude thats normal, ive had 5 different sets of springs and shocks on 4 different civics, they ALL do it, its cause your heavy *** sits on the driver side those springs sag sooner. some springs do it more than others though. also you got the engine ont he driver side. you have the neuspeed "SPORT" springs dont you?

 

that happen'd to me too on my 99 civic coupe i have kyb's with neuspeed in the front and the passenger side is the one that has been like an inch lower than the left side...