03_OZ_LancerBoy

I recently had my arospeed coilovers put on my car and for some reason the front lowered great...nice tuck into the wheel wells and everything , but for some reason the rear end wont lower down , I can't figure out why it won't lower. If anyone can give me some insight, it would be great...thanks

Iamkar33m

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Are you sure that u put the springs in the back? Maybe u forgot. Did u measure before and after u installed the springs? If the springs dont lower as much as Arospeed says they will, send it back to em and have em give u ones that will.

OZevoVII

i dont think the aerospring coilovers in the rear lower as far as the front... (b/c the gap in the front is 1/2 bigger than the rear) so i wouldnt expect as much travel in the rear.

03_OZ_LancerBoy

thanks for the insight guys. I'm thinking about just setting the spring from the coilover in place of the stock spring and seeing what happens...will post updates... for life!!!

LBLancerDude

how much were they? how do u like them so far?

illizit

im getting them tomorrow i'll let you know if I had the same problem. BTW, i have an ES. I got them for 110 installed, hooked up of course

bobaab

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HobieKopek

iTrader: (8)

Kiss your shocks goodbye.

Give the springs time to settle. Weight your trunk for the time being if you want them to settle a little extra.

03_OZ_LancerBoy

Yeah...one of my boys told me to weight my trunk down so I'm bout to do that now. The ride is really pretty good for coilovers. Just be sure not to slam the front all the way down, except at car shows and ****, if you try to drive with the front slammed, the innner side of your struts will beat into your inner fender wells, take it from me, its not a pretty site. I lowered my back all the way down and without the weight they are about 1/2 and inch from the tire well, the front is lowered just to where the start to enter the tire well. But it handles GREAT around corners and on the highway.