yeh ive corrected that now thanks. yeh i think ill stick with it as it is and just get the spacers. Ive got a few other bits going on soon so ill put the pics up so u can av a proper look 
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this is a hard habbit to get out of though unfortunately, but the forums will be a better place for it no doubt
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BTW i just re-typed that because it originally said "tis a hard habbit to get out of tho"
looks much beeter than the oem look but mine is alow as it will go at the rear about 1 cm of clearance and have lowered the front loads and it sits lower at the front and it handles great! and imo looks so much better slammed!
rear hubcentric spacers make a huge diffrence on looks and handling and arent too exspensive and makes the rear look lower!
rear hubcentric spacers make a huge diffrence on looks and handling and arent too exspensive and makes the rear look lower!
yeh it does handle loads better now but the gap is more on the drivers side than the passangers? bout 10-15mm and it shows! even though they are both wound right down, does this mean my car is bent or something?
there is definatly a diffrence! areyou 100% certain they are adjusted the same have you looked under the back of the car at the bottom of the struts to see?? are both the springs sitting in the correct locations (rubber mount at the top of spring under arch)
(spring sitting ON the axle properly?)
yeh the nut is wound right down on both sides which is under the spring, they're definately both at the bottom. Wot else could cause the difference? are yours level all round?
It's rare, but I've known people to have been supplied the wrong kit for the car and it has this affect..
For example, 6N Polo with a 6N2 kit sits alot higher even though the coilover is right the way down, everything will bolt up however.
For example, 6N Polo with a 6N2 kit sits alot higher even though the coilover is right the way down, everything will bolt up however.
ill have a look but they were fitted by a well know quality company "awesome" and i think they would have noticed. how can i tell if they are different when on the car?
No I havnt, just telling you could depending the stucture of eibachs rear spring/shocks builtup. Theres no point in taking the piece of in my case since I cant get the front ones any lower - car wouldnt sit level..
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might sound silly, but have you got different tyres on each side of the rear? if one is brand new and the other isnt that could do it.
Are there platforms that the rear springs sit on? If so, whip them out!
I found my KW v1s wouldn't go low enough on the back, so took the platform out and it went to the perfect height.
The springs may be a bit loose while the cars in the air but when its on the ground, they won't move anywhere!
I found my KW v1s wouldn't go low enough on the back, so took the platform out and it went to the perfect height.
The springs may be a bit loose while the cars in the air but when its on the ground, they won't move anywhere!
I have also KW v1.
I've been told to do the same what you are saying but I doubt it's healthy for the shocks
And what about extreme drivingstyle...will the springs stay at their place?
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