Hey guys, On my 2001 Miata I just got finished installing my Tein S-Tech springs onto factory Bilstein's (mine had the sport susp) the ride feels nice and actually it ended up lower than I thought it would. This is a project car that I drive maybe twice a week on pretty smooth roads in town, and I can't really spend a ton of money on it. I really love the way it came out, but it looks like the back sits lower than the front. I know the S-Techs are supposed to level out the car so it doesn't have forward rake, and honestly the measurement between my center caps and top of wheel arch on all four sides is exactly the same...but it just looks lower on the back. I am positive I put the rear springs on the back and the fronts on the front, and I'm sure I installed everything the right way. I do have a full tank of gas, and I'm wondering if the slope of my sideskirts are helping with the illusion, just wondering if you guys have any info that might help me out. Here is a pic of what I'm talking about. Thanks.
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