1g konis and eibach's installed, but lower in back? Help!

[Talek]

I installed a set of koni yellows and eibach pro kit springs on my 93 tsi awd. Install was fairly easy, but when I dropped the car off the stands the back dropped about an inch lower than the front. I bought them used, and I can't remember if they were off an awd or fwd car... Are they interchangable? Or is the rear heavier on an awd, causing it to drop more? If that's the case, can I just buy 2 new rear springs and keep the rear shocks? Thanks! Oh, also, the camber is off on the rear because of the lower drop.. Any way to help offset this?

 

[14.5 drift]

It's heavier all around, and definatly heavier in the rear compared to a front wheel drive.

 

[ericismyname]

the rear of an awd will def be heavier then a fwd. all i know is that the front struts are the same.

 

[PaulPDX]

Get better springs. H&R.

Eibach is like Nike. Lots of eye catching advertising and marketing. Impression of quality that isn't necessarily an accurate representation of the product. I can't remember ever owning a pair of Nikes that last more than a year.

 

[turbo90gsx]

Re-adjust your camber by a camber adjustment kit.