I had my Tein H-Tech spings for the 350Z installed professionally last Friday. I've measured all wheel gaps and it seems that the passenger's side of my car is 1/4"(rear) higher and 3/8"(front) higher, compared to the driver's side. It's very noticeable to me and others. Does anyone know if this is normal? I know it is not that hard to install the springs and you cannot mess up the install. So I do not know what would be causing this.

 

i think that it prolly needs sometime to settle a little bit

did you get them installed yesterday or a week ago friday

if it was a week ago friday then i would take it back and see what they have to say about it

 

them dang "professionals".... even some drunks that work at
Midas are professionals.


it's corner weight...just the way it is on some springs. on my car, each corner is even L/R.

 

I had the springs installed at Racingzone in Orlando on August 26th.

 

i have the same issue with my eibach springs on certain surfaces .... sometimes i cant even stick one finger between the gap and sometimes i can stick 2 fingers between the gap ... its weird ... go to a flat surface and measure it

 

ummmmm.... it's suppose to be like that on uneven surfaces. that's normal

 

the end of the spring might not be lined up with the notch in the top of the strut assembly

 

ttt. should i contact the shop that did the install? I mean, I can't really see any error in installing lowering springs...but what else could it be?

 

Normal. When I had H-Techs, the driver side of the car was lower than the other. Protocav has done a ton of spring installs for Z's and G's and he'll tell you the same thing.