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to the OP > If the rear gap bothers you, you can always remove the OEM lower rubber seat/mount to bring the rear springs closer to 1.3" like the fronts.
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to the OP > If the rear gap bothers you, you can always remove the OEM lower rubber seat/mount to bring the rear springs closer to 1.3" like the fronts. I did that with my H&Rs and it looks much more balanced and there is no noise from the removal of the rubber seat either.
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