Steeds dual rate drop axle to fender

Hi guys, so I swapped out my springs for some steeds dual rate springs, I measure 14 3/4 in the front from middle of the axle to the fender, and 15 1/4 in the rear from middle of axle to fender also. I was wondering what u guys car with this same springs measure? And how long u have had them on, also I have steeds adjustable shocks on it.

Anybody? Anybody have this springs installed?

Picture Dual Rate springs

Caballito said:

Anybody? Anybody have this springs installed?

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Picture of dual rate springs

so i guess its official. the dual rate springs do havr rake to them?

Caballito said:

so i guess its official. the dual rate springs do havr rake to them?

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It maintains the factory rake with an even drop front to rear. This keeps the fender to tire gaps the same which ultimately looks the best.

SteedaTech said:

It maintains the factory rake with an even drop front to rear. This keeps the fender to tire gaps the same which ultimately looks the best.

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thats my problem. my mid axle measurent to fender is not the same front and back. front is 14 3/4 and rear is 15 1/4 is that normal?.

You should have the same or similar proportional measurements to the stock measurement. Comparing front to back doesn't make sense.

Caballito said:

thats my problem. my mid axle measurent to fender is not the same front and back. front is 14 3/4 and rear is 15 1/4 is that normal?.

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[MENTION=21494]wildcatgoal[/MENTION] is correct. The measurements axle to fender should not be the same front to rear stock. 15-1/2" front and 16" rear is typically what we use/see as the baseline. So your measurements don't seem off with a 3/4" drop.

oh cool. only reason i been freaking out is cuz originally i was told that is should be 14 3/4 all around so u can imagine how that would confuse me. coo then i am within spec foe what u tell me.

wildcatgoal said:

You should have the same or similar proportional measurements to the stock measurement. Comparing front to back doesn't make sense.

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that was how i was originally told.