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i just lower my car with eibach spring yesterday.and the back look higher then the factory spring.i was wondering if anyone had a problem with this b4.the front went lower but the back is not so can anyone help me out
 

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but with the stock sprin its lower then the eiback tho..the back is lik a 1.5in with the eibach n the stock is only a inch from the tires
 

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And this is AFTER driving the car around to let the suspension "settle back down" per say.....? If so, then something doesn't sound right. I've had the Eibach kit on my car and it did indeed lower the back. Granted not as much as the front, but it did lower it.
 

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yea i been drivin it all day today..even got in the trunk jumpin in it..lol
 

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I'm not sure what to tell you then. I guess check the numbers on the actual spring to make sure you have the correct ones. I know it sounds stupid, but recently I had a customer receive two different springs for the rear of his car.
 

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i done that to i had the guy at the shop call eibach..n i give them the part #on the sprin n they say its rite..
 

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That doesn't look right. I would search the forum, I recall seeing Eibach pics on a GTR. If you give up and want an alternative...go with Swift, I love them and there is no "rake" and the car sits at least 1.5 inches lower and the ride is better than stock!
 

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do u have swift springs on yours..is so can i c a pic
 

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.....Holy shit....well okay then.

I could be totally wrong, but maybe it's cause you're running a 20 series tire on the back.....which is giving you the appearance of more wheel gap then oem. If you're looking to "tuck" or "flush" your large tire/wheel combo, springs aren't going to work. I think even going with the Swift springs (sit lower then Eibach) you would still have wheel gap issues in the rear. IMHO, if you want your car to have a nice stance, you need to go with a coil over set up.
 

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Here are my Swifts....car sits a little lower now since this was taken an hour after they were installed:

 
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