Kevin(100csq)

I just had an eibach prokit and bilstein sport shocks installed on my 93 100csq, and I was very impressed with the rear where there is almost no wheel well gap left, but in the front there is still a bit of a larger gap left....seeing as the front and rear coil springs and shocks are quite different setups, is there any chance the front end may settle a bit?...otherwise is there anything i can do to get a more even look?...i have never seen another 100csq lowered in person so I didnt know what to expect, but I know I have seen BMWs with the same sort of issue (looking lower in the rear then front)

Adam S

Short answer: Yes.

Kevin(100csq)

how long do i wait? For now it looks like the back is sagging because the front didnt lower as much

markbradford

A month should do ya for most of the settling. It'll settle more over the next couple months though

Kevin(100csq)

thanks guys....well i hope it mainly settles in the front end, cause thats where i need it!

markbradford

There's a lot of weight on those front springs.

nick n

Our motors are in the front, right :-/ ?

markbradford

True, but it looks REALLY horrible. :-)

nick n

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/126/blackrob1.jpg"></center><p>Let's put things into perspective, shall we? :-&gt;

markbradford

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/129/raudi77_triptochicago_chicanoleanjpg.jpg"></center><p>I recently moved from Canada to Chicago and piled everything that would fit into my A4 and sold the rest - check out the nasty rear lean.