[ChicagoKid]

What exactally is clocking issue? I just installed lowering springs and at the rear, the driver side wheel is lower (apprxo 1/4") than the passenger side rear wheel?

Is this a clocking issue? If so, how can I fix it?? Or is this something else?? Thanks.....

 

[atc5]

you have to spin the spring to be seated right in the cup. not a big deal...jack up the rear of the car again and see if you have the springs rotated correctly in the cup

 

[ChicagoKid]

Oh... OK, thank you.

 

[MzSpeed]

I had the same problem with my AutoEXE springs and it turned out to be the cut end of the rear driver side spring that was not sitting properly in the groove created for it.

 

[ChicagoKid]

I had the same problem with my AutoEXE springs and it turned out to be the cut end of the rear driver side spring that was not sitting properly in the groove created for it.
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Quick question... is that on the top of the spring and not bottom??

 

[MzSpeed]

Quick question... is that on the top of the spring and not bottom??
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It was the top of the spring.

 

[connert]

What exactally is clocking issue? I just installed lowering springs and at the rear, the driver side wheel is lower (apprxo 1/4") than the passenger side rear wheel?

Is this a clocking issue? If so, how can I fix it?? Or is this something else?? Thanks.....
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I just had Megan Racing spings installed on my MS6, I also have a 1/4" difference (lower) on my rear driver side.

I assume it is a "clocking issue". I will try to investigate this weekend.

Also, did you cut either your front or rear "bump stops"?

I did not cut them and the rear driver side appears to be riding on the "bump" stop. How are yours?

I also installed rx-8 rims with 235/40/18 Toyo Proxies 4's which fit real nice with no rubbing.

Look forward to hearing from you.

Thx