Alignment issue
about a week ago i installed a set of coilovers on my car. I let it settle for a day or two then i went to get an alignment at the shop. However after a week of the alignment i noticed my car height went down a little bit ( not significantly) . My question is that, Do I need to get another alignment? thanks in advance
about a week ago i installed a set of coilovers on my car. I let it settle for a day or two then i went to get an alignment at the shop. However after a week of the alignment i noticed my car height went down a little bit ( not significantly) . My question is that, Do I need to get another alignment? thanks in advance
Pick a final ride height, clock the bushings, then get it aligned.
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If you have rubber bushings, this is probably what has happened. The "settling" that you notice is actually the bushings tearing, or at least the inner metal sleeve slipping around the bolt to equalize itself with its current ride height.
The drop is minimal no more than even half a finger. Before i had a whole finger gap but now the gap is still there but just tighter fit. I bought a set of progress coilover advertised on HT. How much height drop will result toe change. Id say the change was no more than 0.15 inches. Thanks
The drop is minimal no more than even half a finger. Before i had a whole finger gap but now the gap is still there but just tighter fit. I bought a set of progress coilover advertised on HT. How much height drop will result toe change. Id say the change was no more than 0.15 inches. Thanks
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