Why is one side lower? *PIC*
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Why is one side lower? *PIC* When my car is lifted up the passenger side rear wheel hangs down lower than the driver side. Is this something I should worry about and why would it do this? Thanks.
Originally Posted by joecar
Is it level when it's on the ground...?
mine is, its just like his jsut a little lss but its always sat level it only does it when its on the rack. my guess is the weight is offset on the sides so one sides pulls down on the other
I know mine does that, but not as bad. My driver's side is slightly higher (1/4") than my passenger's side. It is more than likely because the springs weren't installed correctly on the driver's side.
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It is because the Panhard rod connects to the other side so when you lift the car it allows the suspension to fall a little bit more than the other side. all fbodys should do that. mine does.
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mind doesn't do that at all atleast noticably, the shocks are what keep the suspension from extending too far, i dont know if you have aftermarket shocks but maybe aftermarket ones are able to extend further, my car still has the stockers and doesn't do that at all
its because when the panhard bar unloads the rearend move to the right (drivers side) and you having 11" wheels the wheel on the passanger side is axually hanging up on the bolts on the bump stop while the driverside (which is futher away from the body due to the panhard par) isnt...
