help please. Thanks :)
i read the other thread about the coilover problems but here is mine,
sorry if this questino is a repost. delete if need thanks.
i have a brand new 2007 scion tc and just bought brand new tein coilovers ss. now when i installed them on sat. i put them all on the same setting, but my left side i a noticable difference from my right side. is their something wrong. everything is new, the car and the coilovers? my left side sits lower than my right side.
thanks for advice in advance.
sorry if this questino is a repost. delete if need thanks.
i have a brand new 2007 scion tc and just bought brand new tein coilovers ss. now when i installed them on sat. i put them all on the same setting, but my left side i a noticable difference from my right side. is their something wrong. everything is new, the car and the coilovers? my left side sits lower than my right side.
thanks for advice in advance.
The car does not have 50/50/neutral weight distribution.
Some tweaking will be necessary to get the correct body height. Measue from the top of the wheel well center point, and go striaght down to the ground. Record that distance and calculate how much of an adjustment you need to make. Keep in mind when you jack the car up and drop it again, it'll taker a while to setlle, so don't re-measure until you've driven it again for a little bit.
Some tweaking will be necessary to get the correct body height. Measue from the top of the wheel well center point, and go striaght down to the ground. Record that distance and calculate how much of an adjustment you need to make. Keep in mind when you jack the car up and drop it again, it'll taker a while to setlle, so don't re-measure until you've driven it again for a little bit.
i think i'll let it settle in for a week and see. but i did get into a minor accident in the front, could it have some kinda affect with this. i had to replace the 2 front fenders bumper and hood. i accident hit some old lady making a last mins left turn.
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