Rear Suspension height help

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Hey guys. I’ve been asking around but nobody seems to know. I’m reverting my car back to stock height. I had Eibach Ground Controls and Eibach rear camber arms. I installed the stock rear springs. Installed the stock rear arms.

I DID NOT change out the front yet. I will do it this weekend as it takes more time for the fronts. After changing out the rear springs, the car sits VERY VERY VERY high. I double checked to make sure the springs are sitting properly and they are. There are two dimples on the stock springs and they line up to the lower arm. What can be causing the issue?

Front still being lowered?
Ride height sensor?

It feels as if the shocks are fully expanded and won’t compress. It’s really bouncy. Drove it around the block, still won’t settle.
Thank you all

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lmao...you had to of put the front springs on the rear or something...no freaking way
 
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Rear lower arms had ride height sensors. The arms were on the wrong side. When I installed the ride height sensor, it threw it off and made the shock fully expand. Swapped sides and now fully back to normal. Live and learn. Lol
 

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Rear lower arms had ride height sensors. The arms were on the wrong side. When I installed the ride height sensor, it threw it off and made the shock fully expand. Swapped sides and now fully back to normal. Live and learn. Lol
Lol omg. Well you didnt die so all is good. You were driving a lifted ctr for a bit lol
 


 


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