i am planning on changing my suspension to ground controls and i have a friend that has them say his setting for each coilover are different, but his car is even all around. my question is when i do install the coilovers, and i change the settings to get my car to the desired height, will it be normal to have the coilover settings different on all 4 corners of the car? thanks

 

all 4 shouldnt be different all the way around, you can have either the front L/R the same or rear L/R at a same height. comparing front to rear can be differerent.
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It's possible that his height settings will all be a little different if he's corner-weighted the car. If it's just the dampening settings, then the front two are usually the same and the rear two are usually the same.

 

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He is right. Corner weighting would put them at slightly different levels without much or any visual difference.

 

cool, thanks. so, is it normal for my friend to have his settings like this: his rear left spring is slightly shorter than his rear right?

 

One spring is shorter on one side than the other? Or do you mean the spring perch setting is higher?

 

woops, sorry about that. yeah i meant the perch. thanks

 

Hondas do not have equal weight distribution L/R or F/R, so under static load, each spring should compress a little bit differently than another.

 

I dont know about your friend, but the ONLY time I had 4 different settings was when me and my friend installed the GC on my car. I immediately got an alignment a couple days after, and had all 4 settings leveled off.