Will they fit right? please help
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Will they fit right? please help
Ok, i read on here about someones car being lopsided and mine does the same thing after my accident. There was frame damage but the dealership claimed they fixed it. The drivers side rear has about a 1/2 to 1 inch wider gap between the rear wheel and fender than the passenger side. I want to get Subframe Connectors because I hear they are a good mod but I do not know if they will fit with my car being crooked!!??!! Also, does anyone have any ideas why my car is crooked still?
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Originally Posted by TCrow2002WS6
Ok, i read on here about someones car being lopsided and mine does the same thing after my accident. There was frame damage but the dealership claimed they fixed it. The drivers side rear has about a 1/2 to 1 inch wider gap between the rear wheel and fender than the passenger side. I want to get Subframe Connectors because I hear they are a good mod but I do not know if they will fit with my car being crooked!!??!! Also, does anyone have any ideas why my car is crooked still?
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Is it only on the rear wheel well that there is a difference? You might try looking to make sure the rear springs are rotated properly. The end of the lower coil should be at the back of the car. If one is rotated differently it can make one side higher.
Also keep in mind that most cars sit about 3/8" higher on the drivers side. Probably so that the drivers weight makes the car level.
You can also try swapping the springs from side to side to see if that makes a difference.
Also keep in mind that most cars sit about 3/8" higher on the drivers side. Probably so that the drivers weight makes the car level.
You can also try swapping the springs from side to side to see if that makes a difference.