Well I have a set of steeda sports spring. When I put the coil springs on the rear does it need adjusted ? I know I have to get a realignment on the front but Iam lost about the rear springs. If anyone has already done lowering spings and info would be great. Thanks !!!!!
Pretty sure you just bolt everything back up and you're good to go in the rear.
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Rear should be good since its a solid axle. If it were an IRS then you may need to look into alignment/bumpsteers.
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GTG for the rear. Most SRAs have zero adjustment points unless you've upgraded to adjustable CAs etc. You should really only have UCA, LCA, Endlinks, and possibly a swaybar as connecting points.
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