[bulldog_yyc]

interesting .......

[Pworld]

Many cars from the factory sit slightly higher on driver side. Dealing with suspensions the past 6 years i see it all the time. Give it some time to settle and re-measure it.

[g_rant]

Originally Posted by hajduk

Get in your car then measure. It will be almost the same. The driver side will always be a little higher to compensate for the weight of the driver.

[Fraggy]

Originally Posted by Fraggy

For anyone doubting this I'd say go to a BMW dealer and measure bone stock new cars and I see what you find.

Anyone tried this yet?

[Babydragon]

Laugh it up. This has been covered 1000x.

Originally Posted by g_rant

[cssnms]

Originally Posted by Fraggy

Anyone tried this yet?

Fraggy, I don't think anyone disagrees that certain BMW's, or for that matter Honda Civics, Corvette's, to name a few sit higher on the left side (driver's side) than the passenger side or vice versa, so I am not sure anyone is running to the dealer lot to start measuring cars. The reasons and the debate behind the uneven ride height are as old as the day is long.

[Babydragon]

Actually there are a few people on this thread that disagree.

Originally Posted by cssnms

Fraggy, I don't think anyone disagrees that certain BMW's, or for that matter Honda Civics, Corvette's, to name a few sit higher on the left side (driver's side) than the passenger side or vice versa, so I am not sure anyone is running to the dealer lot to start measuring cars. The reasons and the debate behind the uneven ride height are as old as the day is long.

[Remonster]

My friend's car sat higher on one side after he got H&R Race, took it to the shop that did the install and they rotated the springs and now it's even on both sides. My advice is do the same, take it back to the installer and ask them to make sure it's installed 100% perfectly. He drove for thousands of miles with it incorrectly installed because of people (like you can find in this thread) who say it's normal for one side to be higher, there's a difference between the couple-mm difference like you find on a stock car and the 1 or more inches of difference he had.

[Fraggy]

1 inch is excessive, but the 1/4 to 1/2 inch that most report seems to be normal. Like I said before, go check out new cars right out of the factory and they have the same uneven height. Do we think that the factory put them together wrong?