paulie00

Hi does any ones car sit lower on the passenger side and if so how did you fix the problem to get it level also can someone explain as to why?

thank you..

2QUIK4U

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My car does and I have not been able to figure it out either. I would be interested to know if anyone has a solution as well.

DSPDave

I would say weak spring on passenger side. Jack the back of the car up and switch the rear springs (left to right) and see if it changes.

N20zuki

Many moons ago I heard that chevy did this so that when you sit in the car that the car sits level... Other wise known as the Chevy lean... Google it, its no joke...

bwilde86

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My driver side sits lower...annoying!

2000 TAWS6

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Check the position of the rear springs. The end should point to the same place on both sides, I bet they don't now. I set them both facing front.

Jon

BMR Tech2

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I'm dealing with this same probelm with a customer now. He has our lowering springs and the passenger side is sitting lower than the driver's side. Then, once we were given the measurements, we determined that the driver's side is actually sitting too high and the rest of the springs are sitting where they should. So now we're back to the drawing board trying to figure this out.

Are you running factory springs or aftermarket?
- Kevin

bwilde86

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Mine is all factory...100k miles so im sure its worn out. Hoping that's all it is. Strongly debating getting that koni deal you have over at bmr

__Z__

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I was gonna say probably a blown shock/shocks

99Bluz28

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The rear shocks have nothing to do with the ride height.
The problem is either the upper isolator, or spring.

paulie00

has any one try changing springs and did it fix the problem?

99Bluz28

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Changing the spring will only help if the original spring is bent .

rabbitsws6

I had the sam problem with my 89 rs. Crazy as it sounds, It was my lower control arm was tweaked changed it and it sat perfect. GOOD LUCK GUYS