Lawerence

Ok so I bought my TII a bit over a year ago and it has gone through some pretty major stuff (ie. mods).
One thing I haven't touched is the suspension.

A few weeks after I bought the car I noticed that the drivers side sat about .5" lower than the pass. side. I even posted on here but no one could give me a conclusive anwer.
Some said the car was wrecked (which it wasn't).
Others said its a normal thing with TIIs.
And then other people said that they replaced their suspension with aftermarket and the drivers side is STILL lower.

So I really need to fix this, but will just dropping some springs/shocks fix it, or do I need to go to a coilover suspension? And if I do go coilover, how is the ride affected? (my friend has an RSX-S and it rides like **** on TEIN FLEX coilovers)
-please someone who has seen this firsthand or knows about it chime in-

F1blueRx7

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It's normal. All of the 4 (running) FC's i've had (2 n/as s4 and s5 and 2 t2's s4 and s5's) have sat lower on the drivers side. Stock suspension or not. My n/a FC had the stock and I swapped it over to tokico blues/intrax springs and it still sat lower on one side. My S5 TII I put Koni Yellows and eibach springs AND Racing beat front and rear swaybars with the adjustable endlinks and it still sets lower on the drivers side. I never measured just how much, but it was visible by looking at the rear of the car straight on.

Mint87RX7

coilovers are for maximum performance and adjustability, you will corver like crazy but they will ride like ****

Impreza2RX7

Most cars Ive seen are that way, I think it's from the extra weight on the driver's side, but I could be wrong..