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Installed prokits and illuminas but now the back end is up in the air?

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PieEyedPiper

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Just after christmas I installed some Illuminas and Eibach Prokits.
The front went down nicely, even if one side is slightly lower than the other *grumble grumble*, but what really makes me scratch my head is that the rear hardly went down if at all.
There is still a 4 finger gap in my rear wheel wells, is that typical of prokits?
 
I don't think so. I have the Prokit/Illumina setup also. If anything the rear of my car went down a little more than the front. Normally the rear of our cars sits a little higher than the front. On mine the front and rear are equal now. I actually wish the rear was a little higher. At the rear of my sideskirts there is about a 5" space from the ground. The fender gap above the rear tires is about 1" on both sides. They have definitely sagged since install about 6 years ago.
 
Eibach prokit is 1.2" for GST 95-99, 1.3" for GSX 95-99.

It is only 1" for 1G turbo DSMs 91-94. You can verify this info at their website.
 
I don't mean to sound silly, but could it be possible you installed the fronts in the rear and the rears in the front? They would theoretically fit. Just to double check, the thicker, heavier coils would be the ones installed in the front.
 
Here's the Prokit on my car, sits a little higher in the rear than the front.

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I've double checked and even reinstalled the shocks and springs 2x during the install because I didnt think it was right. The result was the same.
And I have 4 stock springs in my garage to prove to myself I didnt leave the stockers in. Asides from that graphite grey/black color of the eibachs and the eibach logo.
They also have numbers on them like .001 and .002 i think?
Can anyone confirm that 1 goes in the front and 2 goes in the rear?

CanadianTsi, My car looks much like yours only the rear is slightly more exaggerated.
 
I've double checked and even reinstalled the shocks and springs 2x during the install because I didnt think it was right. The result was the same.
And I have 4 stock springs in my garage to prove to myself I didnt leave the stockers in. Asides from that graphite grey/black color of the eibachs and the eibach logo.
They also have numbers on them like .001 and .002 i think?
Can anyone confirm that 1 goes in the front and 2 goes in the rear?

Take a pic and post it up. I dont know about the 2g's but on a 1g the front are completly different from the rear.
 
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