Eibach Sportsline Lowering Springs problem

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Dec 12, 2011 | 07:48 AM

P4IIX

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Eibach Sportsline Lowering Springs problem

Hi Guys. I want to Share my Gd3 from Qatar... I would like to ask any help from you.

this is my car..

My problem is that i'm not contented with my Eibach sportsline lowering springs because front is higher than the rear front has 2 finger gap while at the back no finger gap.. what can i do with this ? please help.... is this normal?. thanksss!

Dec 13, 2011 | 01:37 PM

SkyeHack

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you put them in backwards

Dec 13, 2011 | 11:10 PM

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Normal. Eibach lowering springs are really soft and they usually sit lower in the rear. That happened on most Honda models, including my own car.

Dec 14, 2011 | 08:18 AM

SkyeHack

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For a Front Engine/Front Wheel Drive car, isn't it a "No-No" for the suspension to be lower in the back than in the front?

Dec 15, 2011 | 10:51 AM

Jackson

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Originally Posted by SkyeHack

For a Front Engine/Front Wheel Drive car, isn't it a "No-No" for the suspension to be lower in the back than in the front?

The gap between the wheel and the fender does not determine the suspension height difference. Most Hondas have a bigger front arch than the rear. Eibach Sportlines are 2" lower in the front and 1.8" lower in the rear. Making the front lower. I had the Pro Kit on my Fit and the stance was level and perfect.