I just recently replaced my suspension on my 91 accord sedan. I bought KYB AGXs and Tien S Tech lowering springs and installed them and my car is not dropped like it was supposed to. It was supposed to lower it almost 2 inches and it worked fine in the rear but the front end on both sides has a lot of space between the tire and fender. The rear has just barely 2 fingers on the back and the front has a gap big enough for my entire hand easily. At first I thought it was just going to take time to settle but the back has settled completely and it's been like 3 weeks now. I can't imagine that I installed anything wrong and I've checked everything to make sure the strut is slid into the damper fork all the way. Has anyone else had a problem like this?
Here is a pic:

 

Bump for my ugly lowering job.

 

did you put the parts on backwards? front components in the rear, rear components in the front?

 

No, there's no way for that to happen, they don't fit the wrong way.

 

you didnt hapen to get the tein sprins off of ebay did you? the have a warning now about some counterfit ones on ebay heres a link. this is off of the offical TEIN USA web site. http://www.tein.com/counterfeit/warning.html

 

I've looked at that. I know the differences that they mentioned and I have genuine Tien springs.

 

I'd take a Sunday and dissemble everything... do it again...
Just to make sure

 

hydraulics ftw

 

Well I found out that I needed to cut my stock bumpstops in half so it could drop more because they were preventing the springs from settling. Now I just have to wait and see if they settle more.

 

They should drop noticeably right away. When they settle the difference is minimum.