i need help with height difference from front to back
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From: lincoln, RI, USA
i need help with height difference from front to back
i have more then a 4 inch gap in the front but in the back its only a little more then 2 inches...
with lowering springs that do 2"/2" it would still have a 2" front gap
with coilovers i could lower it 4"/2" but id have to live with the ride quality of coilovers....
is there any way to even out the front so i can just use the springs or something?
with lowering springs that do 2"/2" it would still have a 2" front gap
with coilovers i could lower it 4"/2" but id have to live with the ride quality of coilovers....
is there any way to even out the front so i can just use the springs or something?
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Re: i need help with height difference from front to back (HAMOTORSPORTSUSA)
no aftermarket part is on yet...i was wondering what would lower 4" front/2" back....but still remain comfortable..
the reason for the back being lower then the front is the fact that the sub enclosure takes up the entire trunk...quite heavy
the reason for the back being lower then the front is the fact that the sub enclosure takes up the entire trunk...quite heavy
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Re: i need help with height difference from front to back (lookn4speed)
Sorry, I misunderstood what you were saying. Possibly you could just get a set of coilovers with a higher spring rate in the rear?? 
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Re: i need help with height difference from front to back (HAMOTORSPORTSUSA)
no aftermarket part is on yet...i was wondering what would lower 4" front/2" back....but still remain comfortable..
the reason for the back being lower then the front is the fact that the sub enclosure takes up the entire trunk...quite heavy
the reason for the back being lower then the front is the fact that the sub enclosure takes up the entire trunk...quite heavy
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From: Big Sky Country, United States of America
Re: i need help with height difference from front to back (HAMOTORSPORTSUSA)
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It helps to tell us what car you have.
If it's a Civic or Integra, you could get Koni Sport shocks along with a lowering spring of your choice and then set the rear spring perch higher to keep the rear end from sagging.
I think the Koni shocks for the Accord have similar provisions for height adjustment, but I'm not totally sure.
If it's a Civic or Integra, you could get Koni Sport shocks along with a lowering spring of your choice and then set the rear spring perch higher to keep the rear end from sagging.
I think the Koni shocks for the Accord have similar provisions for height adjustment, but I'm not totally sure.
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