GS3.0

iTrader: (1)

Im currently on a Bilstein Sports/Tanabe GF210 setup. I've always found the car to have a raked look with the rear sitting noticeably higher in the rear than the front. I was wondering if cutting the bumpstops in the rear would help eliminate some gap in the rear w/o sacrificing ride quality.

4ntvings

iTrader: (6)

i thought cutting the bumpstops was to avoid 'bottoming out', not to lower the car more i never really understood the concept of cutting these things and didnt have it done when i was on s/s combo. nevertheless, i find it odd that your rear is higher than the front, as typically our rear, visibly, appears lower.

quick solution: coilovers LOL (i've got mine adjusted so my rear is about 1/4" lower than my fronts)
gl!

GS3.0

iTrader: (1)

yes, its to avoid bottoming out, but i wanted to know if cutting the bumpstops would also affect the height of the car as well.

4play4dr

i cut my bump stop in half up front..and it made my car like a 1/4-1/2" lower..probably cuz my shocks are pretty much blown

GS3.0

iTrader: (1)

did you cut the rears?