Got my springs in
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Got my springs in
I just got my Espelir ASD springs installed on my OEM shocks. Car feels a little bit softer, and I get quite a bit of bumpsteer. The front a little bit higher than the rear, but hopefully it'll level out when the springs correctly set. I'll have pictures up when I find my digi cam .... forgot where I put it 
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Originally Posted by Cubs2k,Sep 27 2007, 10:15 PM
wired....mine is the opposite....a bit lower in the front. Did you pre-load the suspension before torqueing the suspension components?
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Originally Posted by RED MX5,Sep 28 2007, 12:59 AM
You have to load up the suspension before tightening things down or the car will ride too high. That could be why your ride height is higher in the front.
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Originally Posted by Project22a,Sep 27 2007, 09:08 PM
Espelirs lower 20mm in front and 30mm in the rear. They're known to give a slightly uneven drop.
Is there more of a difference than this?
Is there more of a difference than this?
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I just installed a set of ASD springs a couple weeks ago and got the same issues -- the springs don't settle that much, my front end settled some but it still looks a little higher than that picture.
As far as the bumpsteer, mine is horrible and I'm seriously considering buying some anti-bumpsteer kits front & rear, in the meantime I waited 2 weeks so now it's time to get my car re-aligned, I'll see if that helps.
As far as the bumpsteer, mine is horrible and I'm seriously considering buying some anti-bumpsteer kits front & rear, in the meantime I waited 2 weeks so now it's time to get my car re-aligned, I'll see if that helps.
