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Coilover ride height changed after new rear subframe??

Same thing happened to me with my 350z. I was lowered on coilovers, replaced the subframe and the rear sat so much lower than before. I didn't touch the coilovers

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Old 04-28-2012, 06:50 AM   #14 (permalink)
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Same thing happened to me with my 350z. I was lowered on coilovers, replaced the subframe and the rear sat so much lower than before. I didn't touch the coilovers what so ever. Could never figure it out. Ended up having to do some height adjustment to the spring perch.
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