Some springs are setup to have the driver side higher, that way when the driver is in the car it's evened out. Not sure if yours is supposed to be that way though.

 

Our cars are normally lower on the driver's side then the Passengers side.

I've noticed it on mine as well as many others. It could be a number of reasons like.

Check this link to someone else who brought this up ...
https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...threadid=19124


My 330i & 330Ci both were lower on the right side then the left because the battery was stored onthe right rear side of the car in the trunk.

My 2nd Gen Eclipse Conv had a lean to it, if I remember right it was on the left and that was because the engine was mounted slight to the left from the center of the car

I haven't checked out the RX8 throughly enough to know why it leans but no doubt it's normal.

 

Might want to check that the springs are seated corectly and that the front was preloaded before tightening the the shock unit.

 

Dude..i saw your springs at BS when I was there Fri night...i'm getting the S.Techs...

it will probably even out as time goes on...but definitely check on what mlino mentions above..

 

I have the eibach springs and my passenger side is a tad higher

 

s tech probably wont even out
funny **** is i thought i was the only one.my driver side is lower
and i wish the other side was the same.me and my friend were lost on this and i thought the install was wrong but really what could of been installed wrong.anyway so the 2 rear shocks are different ?
i know one of my stock shocks say tokico.
i got the measuring stick out and noticed a .25 on a inch higher on passenger side.not that noticeable but i notice it and some friends do.damn i knew i should of done coilover.errrrrrrr

 

mine did when stock height.

 

i have RB springs and notice the same thing...driver side sits lower...nice to hear it's not just my phat *** that's causing it...

 

i noticed it when i got the car but never said anything
after the stech i knew something was weird.
so the shocks are different then on rear
does anyone know ? for instance model # on stock ones ?

 

I have the same problem. I have stock springs and struts

Passenger side:

 

Driver side FLIPPED TO KEEP THE PICTURES SIMILAR

 

There is definitely a noticeable difference in the rear. I would say almost an inch visually.

FWIW, my car in the pictures has hardly anything in it and about 1/4 tank of gas. Oh, and I have never been in an accident or hopped a curb etc.

I would like a solution to this problem.

-Mr. Wigggles

Ps. EDIT: Just measured and the driver's side is 1/2 inch lower than the passenger at the rear of the vehicle.