jclanin

My '87 coupe sits a bit lower on the rear drivers side than the rear passenger side. I noticed this while it was sitting on very level ground. Now I notice it quite a bit since I'm now aware of the issue.

It's about .25-.5 inches lower on the drivers side rear - top of tire to fender/flare.

The car seems to drive fine and the suspension seems nice and taught.

Any ideas that I can look into before taking it to a shop?

thanks!

-JC

ivangene

Ride height is adjustable and can be easily adjusted. Now do be aware that if the car was corner balanced it could be slightly higher or lower on some corners.

Amber Gramps

Just take a fat chick with you everywhere you go like I do and all will be right with the world.

rusnak

if it's been sitting all winter, then just drive it for awhile, and don't do anything rash.

If it's a daily driver, then I'd adjust the eccentrics. You need a thin "ride height wrench" though, and if the nut is really really stuck, you might have to take off the springplate first, then loosen the clamp nuts.

Corner balancing as menioned, can do weird things to ride height.