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I just lowered my 2002 Z06 on stock bolts and went pretty easily, only took about 2 hours to do by myself. So far I am very happy the only problem that I noticed was that the passanger front is about a 1/4" or less lower than the driver side front and I Followed the same procedure on each side. So I dont know where i went wrong. The only weird this is that my friend has a bmw and the passanger is a little lower than the driver side...so my question would be is this normal for one side to be slightly off?
Thanks
Last edited by Mpwr; Aug 15, 2005 at 10:07 PM.
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In the cars that we lowered, some had this problem as well. It's not really a big deal, just give the bolt a half to full turn to get the 1/4 inch back. I doubt that 1/4 will do anything harmful. Only thing I can think is it may make your car pull slightly or uneven tire wear, but that is the extreme.
It can be a few things as to why, such as wear on the rubber stop on the bottom of the lowering bolt to possibly something with the suspension.
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