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    Ride hight, passangers side to drivers side 30mm

    Just changed shocks and springs, and there is a difference of 30mm why would this happen , It was the same before i changed the bits, where is this problem coming from?

    #2
    I'd let the springs settle for a week or so then re-measure.

    Did you change the strut mounts as well? They could be worn different amounts.

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      #3
      Its been a week now, also changed the strut mounts, also removed the lump of lead under the battery in the trunk(25kg) the problem is on the rear of the car!
      Last edited by buffalino; 02-28-2015, 10:11 AM.

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        #4
        Anyone with any more ideas? this is not good

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          #5
          Originally posted by buffalino View Post
          It was the same before i changed the bits, where is this problem coming from?
          Bent frame?

          Apparently it's not the springs. 30mm is over an inch. That's way wrong. Even the worst more corse springs on a pick up truck won't be off by an inch.

          If you kneel don by your car, and sight down it's fenders, does it look twisted?
          Originally posted by Matt-B
          hey does anyone know anyone who gets upset and makes electronics?

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            #6
            No nothing looks twisted,! and i did a few measurements, all seems good,i can only put it down to a fucked shock,

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              #7
              What type of dampers did you install? I suppose if they were adjustable and one was super soft while the other was super stiff, that could affect it...is everything sitting right? The springs are seated properly?
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