02NavySS

Purchased an 02' Camaro SS which had previously been lowered. The passenger side rear tire rubs/bottoms out. No issues with any other tire. I rolled the fender but there is a solid inch difference in clearance between both sides. I don't want to rig this, what's the best option to even them out?

BMR Tech2

iTrader: (5)

What brand springs? Are the isolators still in and intact?

02NavySS

Eibach springs. I don't know if the isolators are in or intact. To be honest I wouldn't know what you were refering to or what I would be looking for. I'm more then willing to learn though! Gonna go do some research while I wait for a reply.

02NavySS

Did a little research, ill jack up the car asap and take a look.

BMR Tech2

iTrader: (5)

They are rubber "donuts" that sit on top of the springs to isolate the spring from the chassis. If one is missing or has failed, it would cause this

02NavySS

I forgot to update this thread. New konis did the trick!!!

CranMaro99

iTrader: (10)

Did you replace the springs, as well?

02NavySS

No. Mr. Strano told me to swap the springs when I put the new Konis in. If it was a spring issue I would of had sag on the other side. I'm going with the old sensatrac shocks were no good.

CranMaro99

iTrader: (10)

I'm still confused. You just said new shocks did the trick, but then you also just said "Mr. Strano told me to swap the springs when I put the new Konis in"

Shocks dont cure a sag, they don't hold any of the vehicle weight.

02NavySS

Shock was no good on that side. Springs were swapped to see if maybe it was a springs problem. Its gone...not asking questions lol.