Swift springs and Koni Yellows ride height
 

Installed my new swift springs with koni shocks last week, and the front has settled down extremely low. Can anyone with a similar setup chime in?

From all the pictures I've seen, the car shouldn't be so low in the front, but I could be wrong.

http://i.imgur.com/9LRvuYQ.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/98vVPfM.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/Z7S8jKg.jpg

looks great.... what makes you think it is too low on the front?

Looks to be an optical illusion caused by combination of front camber and front rims' offset. It does not look too low to me at all. Front and rear gaps look similar.

• What's your alignment #'s?
• Stock control arms?
• What tire sizes? I can't see clearly from the pics.

Only way to objectively conclude this is measure your ride height and compare to stock.

Car looks good :driving:

If you're just scraping now after going lowered then removing the wind deflector under the bumper should help.

You're fine. It looks even and is not that low.

So cute!

cv129 is correct. We cannot help you until you provide more information.

The OEM ride height is 27.875" front and 28" rear.

Find a patch of concrete that looks absolutely flat. Measure the ride height of each wheel from the ground straight through the center of your wheel to the fender lip.

You should be somewhere near 26.675" front and 27" rear.

Post your numbers here.

Does anyone know what the height difference would be between OEM struts and Swift springs vs Konis and Swift springs? I haven't seen the answer to this, but didn't want to create a new thread. Thanks!