I recently bought a tanabe lowering springs for my 2000 civic vti. after it was installed, i have observe that the clearance on the front is bigger than it is at the rear. I was instructed by the
store where I bought my springs that the shorter springs will b instaled at the back and the longer
springs at the back. Is this really right? If it is, what would I do to correct it? Do I need to buy a new pair of shocks? Thank you! Your help would realy be appreciated! tnx agen
Hannibal Zenon Ong
No! Never go back to that shop again. It is very stupid of them to make a suggestion like that. They obviously do not understand how springs work. The lowering springs you have purchased is for the application in a Civic equipped with a B16A engine. That is the reason for the front being a little higher than the rear. You might want to consider new springs for the correct application if it really bothers you. No, you need not replace the shocks.
- Gibs
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