Higher rear then front

[Landonlogan18]

Hey everyone I have a 2015 gt premium on lowering springs not exactly sure what kind but for some reason the rear is higher then the front on the front there is about a 1 finger gab from tire to fender but on the rear it’s about a two finger gap and a little room just wondering why this is and if the rear was installed improperly

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[Landonlogan18]

Hey everyone I have a 2015 gt premium on lowering springs not exactly sure what kind but for some reason the rear is higher then the front on the front there is about a 1 finger gab from tire to fender but on the rear it’s about a two finger gap and a little room just wondering why this is and if the rear was installed improperly

 

[TonyT930]

Your rear tire is taller also

 

[Landonlogan18]

You rear tire is taller also

you think so? They are 35s front and back it might look like that because previous owner put spacers in front and not in back I’m about to take off

 

[Landonlogan18]

you think so? They are 35s front and back it might look like that because previous owner put spacers in front and not in back I’m about to take off

19s front and back too on stock suspension just springs

 

[Five_OhGT]

Many lowering springs have a smaller drop in the rear than the front. This give the car a "raked" appearance that was popular on older muscle cars. My BMR lowering springs for example have a 1.25" drop in the front, and a .5" drop in the rear.

 

[Five_OhGT]

you think so? They are 35s front and back it might look like that because previous owner put spacers in front and not in back I’m about to take off

Are the front and rear tires different sizes? The "35" is the ratio, so a wider tire will have a taller sidewall.

 

[Landonlogan18]

Many lowering springs have a smaller drop in the rear than the front. This give the car a "raked" appearance that was popular on older muscle cars. My BMR lowering springs for example have a 1.25" drop in the front, and a .5" drop in the rear.

That’s what I’m assuming I have then there blue and I don’t think there steeda

Are the front and rear tires different sizes? The "35" is the ratio, so a wider tire will have a taller sidewall.

they are 19s front and back sve sp2s and my springs are blue I don’t see a steeda logo

 

[Five_OhGT]

I mean the tire width.

 

[Landonlogan18]

I mean the tire width.

305s in rear 275 in front 50 offset rear 35 in front

 

[Five_OhGT]

305s in rear 275 in front 50 offset rear 35 in front

If your tire sizes are
F: 275/35/19
R: 305/35/19
then there is going to be a tire height difference, as you can see in the table below:

 

[TonyT930]

19s front and back too on stock suspension just springs

Wow. Then im wrong. Did you punch in both tire sizes on www.tiresize.com to see if one has a taller side wall and or diameter than the other?

 

[IPOGT]

Many lowering springs have a smaller drop in the rear than the front. This give the car a "raked" appearance that was popular on older muscle cars. My BMR lowering springs for example have a 1.25" drop in the front, and a .5" drop in the rear.

A slight rake still looks cool on an S550:

 

[Landonlogan18]

A slight rake still looks cool on an S550:

Yea for now I’m gonna keep it I like the aggressive look I was just curious

 

[IPOGT]

We knew what we started back then.

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