new owner with promlem

[m3f_tprawnhead]

please help i have a 96 m3 its sitting low on offside reas have just had springs and rubber pads replaced but no difference any ideas where to go from here ?? please help

[m3f_yasir_c06bedb897]

Originally posted by tprawnhead

its sitting low on offside reas have just had springs and rubber pads replaced but no difference any ideas where to go from here ?? please help

Can we speak english :roll: i think it would be much easier to communicate.

[m3f_PurpleM3Pursuit]

i can't understand too well.. give us a picture.. paint it.. whats the problem.. right side sitting lower than left? the left is suppose to site lower.. a little bit.. otheriwise how are ur springs? please more details.. that was too vague to tell whats goin on.. also if u have a digi cam that would help too

[m3f_BlkBimM3R_4c5ffa766f]

Originally posted by tprawnhead

please help i have a 96 m3 its sitting low on offside reas have just had springs and rubber pads replaced but no difference any ideas where to go from here ?? please help



I can't quite understand what he's trying to say .. but I'll try and "translate" what I think he's trying to say...



he has a 96 M3 that is sitting low on one side of the rear and he just replaced the springs and the shock mounts and there is no difference in the ride height...



thats what I "think" he was trying to say.. not sure..

[m3f_astan100_7ef66fbe89]

Ummm...I'll take a stab.



US M3's sit lower on the passenger front then on the driver front naturally.



I think it is to take into account the weight of the driver.



To be more specific, you can usually fit like 3-4 fingers into your front drivers side wheelwell and only 2-3 on the pass. side.



:help:

[m3f_T2_58b439f67f]

Try spellcheck...for your promlem