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Front Lower Than Back

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#1

I had gt sport shocks and SSL king springs installed 2 weeks ago now and have since fitted new wheels.I let these settle and they have come down around another 10mm to the photos and I noticed the front is lower than back with the exact same setup has anyone had similar issues as im scrubbing on tight turns or uneven surface. just wondering if anyone else has had the same issues or know what if anything I can do to fix the scrubbing.

Front

Wheel 20 x 8.5 +35 245

Height 340mm

Back

Wheels 20 x 10 +40 275

Height 350mm

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#2

It is fairly common for the SSL springs to keep the same factory rake when used in a turbo car front and rear. The wheel and tyre combo makes it more obvious

#3

Yea that's why most people seem to go with a ssl/sssl combo, one lower in the rear. The king springs work on lowering the car by xx mm from factory. Because as senna said the rear sits much higher from factory you still maintain the rake

#4
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I get the ride height difference and I actually like the stance but im just more worried about the rubbing on tight turns and full lock

#5

Worried about the front or rear? Both should be fine, rear could possibly rub and if it does nothing a slight guard roll won't fix

#6
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Its only the front with the issue the back is perfect. Wonder if I should take it back to the shop.

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