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Anyone have Steeda sport springs with uneven drop?

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  • Start date Start date Feb 15, 2004

ScortLX

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Hey everyone, just wanted to see if anyone has had problems with Steeda sport springs giving an uneven drop? Mine has dropped fine except its almost a half of an inch lower in the right rear than the left rear. I have checked pigtail orientation several times including removing and installing the springs again. Its really starting to bug me and I wanted to know if anyone had the same problem! IF so..what if anything did you do to fix it? Thank you!

Nate
 

gtrackd02

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mine went in even, sorry I wish i knew what to tell ya....lol are your tires full?jk
Also i thought my drop was off but my ghettoassed driveway is all cracked and uneven! I just thought I'd mention that. But if you already reinstalled the springs you probably checked all that stuff too....
 

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ttt
 
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clarkjr

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Did you replace your factory spring isolators, or maybe leave one in place and one removed from the other side? Did you measure the car before hand and have you tried measuring on a different surface (another driveway/garage/parking lot)?
 

DBMSTNG

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how long have the springs been in the car? it took my car a couple weeks for the springs to fully settle.
 

ScortLX

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Yeah....thats part of the problem..they have been on the car for over 8 months now. I also added an isolator in the right rear just to see if it would help and it did very slightly though the car still leans that way. What seems to be even more odd is the fact that the wheel gaps are virtually the same (very small amount off) but the car seem to sit very off. I have no clue....damn car

Nate
 
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