nyknick1015
Well-Known Member
Re: Wtf?? Higher??
There is no way to install springs backwards... if you are a mechanic and you installed springs backwards, then i would clap it up for the idiocy of putting springs backward
anyway to answer your question, if you bought them brand new, they take a little time to break in and wear down to normal compressed size which is 2 inches. once they settle they may be 2.2 inches all around. maybe more depending on what type of springs you have. Some springs are firmer, some are softer. Some even sag after a year or so
drive it around, drive over some bumps to faster wear it in
i know but i wanted to go alittle bit lower.. but it was a major fail ! FML .. =(
haha was it those sprint springs? they might have put them in backwards or they might have installed the wrong springs.. diy ftw
or maybe they just wanted a good laugh?
There is no way to install springs backwards... if you are a mechanic and you installed springs backwards, then i would clap it up for the idiocy of putting springs backward
anyway to answer your question, if you bought them brand new, they take a little time to break in and wear down to normal compressed size which is 2 inches. once they settle they may be 2.2 inches all around. maybe more depending on what type of springs you have. Some springs are firmer, some are softer. Some even sag after a year or so
drive it around, drive over some bumps to faster wear it in