KYB AGX w/ Prokit huge gap

[Bluefire16]

Ok so i installed my KYB AGX with Eibach Pro kit springs on them, and there is huge wheel gap. We are talking 4 fingers inbetween. The car is sitting on modest 17" wheels and 45mm tire height.

The rears are adjusted to 8, and idk how to adjust the front. Is that possible? I bought them lightly used and just bolted them up. Not sure how to adjust the top nut if that would help.

Just want to eliminate some of the gap. Any suggestions would be great.

 

[RamenPride]

Ok so i installed my KYB AGX with Eibach Pro kit springs on them, and there is huge wheel gap. We are talking 4 fingers inbetween. The car is sitting on modest 17" wheels and 45mm tire height.

The rears are adjusted to 8, and idk how to adjust the front. Is that possible? I bought them lightly used and just bolted them up. Not sure how to adjust the top nut if that would help.

Just want to eliminate some of the gap. Any suggestions would be great.

For the fronts, the AGX's should have a little knob that you can turn with a screwdriver on the top of the shaft.

As far as the gap, did you cut the bumpstops in half? The springs may take a few days to settle. Have you driven the car yet?

 

[Bluefire16]

I never touch the bump stops. I guess i will wait a few more days, just installed yesterday after all. And no i haven't driven it, its still in the build process.

 

[Bluefire16]

So the bump stops are cut but there is still like 4 1/2 finger gap even after 5 days. It looks awful...any ideas why? I checkes the numbers and they should be pro kit springs.

Only thing I thought was that I have lightened the weight of the car by a decent amount could this be the reason for so much wheel gap?

 

[Bluefire16]

You can see how much gap there is

 

[warren]

Is the spring sitting on there right

 

[Bluefire16]

The springs were already loaded, I bought the struts n springs used off a guy. They appeared to be on correctly.