Hello, Ht

I need help, maybe someone gone thru this and can help me out .

96 Civic Hatchback.

First of all the car had some stock cut springs and some tokico shocks.
I noticed that the rear driver side was lowered than the rear passenger side about half inch. So i replaced the rear springs with some lowering springs, hope that would fix the problem. But when I dropped the car it looked the same..damn.

..Is there anything I should look out for. The shocks seems okay. All the bushigs and bump stops are in place.

What can i do...

I'll appreciate ay feedback...thanks

 

I'm i alone

 

help

 

if one of the front springs is shorter than the other that would cause the ride to be different in the rear. are the front springs cut also?

 

It is common and normal for the driver's side to be slightly lower than the passenger side.

Provided that you don't see any problems with the chassis or suspension components, just ignore it.

 

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Thanks man, I fixed it. It was the front left spring sagging a bit caused the rear opposite side to lift...

 

yep, cross-balancing can be a biotch sometimes.