i have a 2001 4dr civic and i put tein drop springs now the back looks lower wat could be the problem open to opinions the tires on the back have little camber wear could that be the problem i also got a 89 4dr civic and it got into a accident before i bought it now it pulls to the right and eats up my tire and i think the axel makes nosie plus its hard to drive in the rain would i have to change the whole front suspension or axel i duuno let me know thanks

 

Wait and see if the springs settle to see if your car will even out, and get an alignment to see if that stops the car from moving to either side.

 

thanks for the comment ill do that

 

Get thee to a mechanic to fix your noise. Axle noises rarely go away by themselves. Fixing the problem now may be cheaper than waiting.

Is there any chance that you put the switched the front and back springs when installing the lowering springs?

 

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Damn. That post is so hard to read I dont even know where to start.

If you have accident damage, fix it before the car gets unsafe to drive on the road - it sounds like you dont know where to start, so take it to someone that does.

 

well theres no way u can put the front and back springs on wrong they look diff. so i dunno wat could be the problem