Actually a fwd should always sit higher at the back if you want better handling Sitting level is just for looks and 4wds You want more grip in the front for obvious reasons and less in the back to limit under steer (Second year mechanical engineering student for what it's worth, I'm not just guessing) My zre152 sedan has stiffer sports coils in front and back from Lovells, the front lower 40mm The back about 50mm which does reduce the huge gap difference it came in but still a lot better, and on top of that I've got a 2 stage kmac rear sway bar, and the car runs on 215/40/17R wheels on 8 inch whose Lexus mags so there's a bit of stretch to stiffen the sideways I've had impreza drivers and even a r32 golf driver be very surprised how well the car takes corners without over or understeer Hope this help with anyone looking for handling