my driver side rear is lower than the passenger side rear? I did have a 4 wheel alignment done a few months ago... do u think i could be that they F'ed up? or do i have a bad strut?

 

maybe you have eyes are bad....jk, mine does that too, i dont know the reason....i have progressive springs though...

 

i have no springs period... saving up for the coil overs but i wanted to correct the problem before i did any kind of suspension setup.

 

dont worry man, i had the same problem when i first bought my car. its not your eyes its really like that. after a few months the springs settled and that problem went away.

 

I was thinking about this the other day...wonder if the front clips for the front sway bar are breaking like the back ones were? Can someone with this prob check their front sway bar?

 

well i had the car a year now and have 30k miles on it (I travel alot) so i would think they would have settled by now. You think i should just get some coil overs and adjust them to make them even?

 

Just a quick question, do you park on an uneven surface or flat surface? I know sometimes when often parking in uneven surfaces it seems that springs settle to the position that the car is parked.

 

if the appearance is that important, you could get coilovers and adjust it. But since the shocks are constantly moving while driving and weight distributes differently, I personally would rather make sure my car rides properly than looks good standing still. Unless you're doing some serious car shows, I'd just make sure the car is doing what it's supposed to do.

 

when i had my progress springs i noticed the left was a little lower than the right when looking from the back. i havne't noticed that since i went to coilovers tho.

 

i am just concerned about the durability of my car... if there is a problem i want to fix it... not for looks now.... i just don't want any wheels rubbing up on the wheel well.... if it is a problem i would like to correct it before putting springs, coil overs and stuff... but so far it sounds normal so i'm not to worried. thanks for the inputs