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Front right sits lower than front left

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YOUR RESEARCHFront right sits lower than front left

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Check springs and their positioning

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Better check your springs and their positioning.
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Replace front right strut the solution

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Is replacing the front right strut the solution?
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Front right sits lower than front left

Run on genuine struts all around

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I am currently running on genuine struts all around.
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Check springs and their positioning

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Better check your springs and their positioning.
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Front right sits lower than front left

Replace front right strut the solution

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Is replacing the front right strut the solution?
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Front right sits lower than front left

Run on genuine struts all around

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I am currently running on genuine struts all around.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi guys, I�ve just notice that my front right is sitting lower than the front left. Is is also causing the rest right to look lower thank left (I think). what seems to be the problem? Is replacing the front right strut the solution? Is the Bilstein B4 the OEM part for the strut? I am currently running on genuine struts all around. Thanks!

POST 2Original post

Pretty sure no OEM rear spring ever popped up the rear left of the car that high. I would bet something is wrong there.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 19876245

I�ve wanted to deal with the taller rear as well. What could be the cause? thanks!

POST 4Original post

What are you showing us with the pictures of the struts? What repairs, replacements were made here with the struts? If I click on one of the pictures, there are 31 pictures behind it.

POST 5Original post

Gotta see what's in there. If it's a stock suspension, you have old springs & mounts. Agreed with @circuit.heart that the rear seems high. When I changed to coil-overs I first measured the chassis to ground. It had already lost 10mm of height from being old. Here's mine just before coil-overs. The rear is a bit high. Maybe we are so used to looking at these cars with other suspensions, we've lost track of 'original'

POST 6Original post

Struts have zero effect on height unless the perch is damaged. The first thing i would do is measure the ride height on a flat surface. A lower FR will raise RL. These are the points you do that.

POST 7Original post

Better check your springs and their positioning. Could be a broken right front spring. Jack it up and look for that and any other causes. Definitely room for improvement.

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