Not low enough

[Draco-REX]

Originally Posted by Spencer

Attachment 37661

Something's wrong with your install.

[Noob4Life]

Originally Posted by blkwrxwag

I have the Eibach Pro kit and it does not sit like that. Something is very wrong - it should look like this. Did you put the rear springs in the front?

Hahaha omg thatd be epic.


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[Opie]

Originally Posted by Draco-REX

Something's wrong with your install.

Seriously wrong....

[Carlitoz3]

Uh-Oh..

[Lonewolf]

Originally Posted by blkwrxwag

I have the Eibach Pro kit and it does not sit like that. Something is very wrong - it should look like this. Did you put the rear springs in the front?

That was the same thing I first thought...

OP: Don't cut your springs...that's typical ricer crap that you see on twenty-year old Hondas in the hood

[Turbowned]

Something looks wrong. They should definitely be more level.

[Mo707]

I think you put them on backwards... haha
Move your rear springs to the front and the front to the rear. and make sure that the two front ones are the same and the two rear ones are the same. haha

[Spencer]

http://ft86speedfactory.com/eibach-p...-s-brz-98.html
According to to this video the tightly wound springs go in the back.
This is my back spring
So I did install them right.

[aqua8701]

Nah man, the back springs are upside down. They even put the Eibach lettering on there in a way to let you know if you've got it the right way or not.

[aqua8701]

..Once you flip em around you should be alright. If you want more drop after that, loose the pro go with Sportline!!

[Spencer]

Guess ill have to learn from my mistakes haha especially since I'm only 15

[aqua8701]

Originally Posted by DarrenDriven

45: The new boot goes on next. The top of the boot is designed to snap over the raised lip of the bumpstop, so wrestle it on there and pull the bumpstop up near the top of the strut. Install the spring with the tightly-coiled part of the spring at the top and reinstall the strut top and nut.
Rear Strut Top Nut Torque: 41 ft-lb

From Darrens DIY

[Spencer]

Originally Posted by aqua8701

From Darrens DIY

I was looking at his DIY while I was doing it but looks like I need to be a little bit more careful

[blkwrxwag]

Originally Posted by Spencer

I was looking at his DIY while I was doing it but looks like I need to be a little bit more careful

Lesson learned, but your smart move was asking the question and posting pictures for us to figure it out