loading the springs??
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loading the springs??
hey guys, i just installed my s-techs and i followed the instructions on loading the front springs by leaving the a arm bolts loose in the front until i set the car back on the wheels. the front looks great.....
the back however looks still a bit high. are you suppose to load the back springs also? the only major bolt i removed in the back was one control arm and i tightend it before i set it back down. could that be the cause?
the back however looks still a bit high. are you suppose to load the back springs also? the only major bolt i removed in the back was one control arm and i tightend it before i set it back down. could that be the cause?
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I have the same and installed myself. You just need to preload the front. Note that the rear is only a .5" drop with the S-Techs. Also that within a month or so it will settle and be a bit lower.
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hahaha, your the reason i even brought up this topic. i knew you had stechs and im like "wtf did i do wrong!!"
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