Driver's Side Left Rear Sag???
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Driver's Side Left Rear Sag???
My driver's side rear is sitting almost half inch lower that the right. Never noticed it before. I did put on the GT2 sway bar, but that's not rocket science.
What is the most common cause of one corner to sag?
I was very careful to make sure both drop links on the sway bar were not loaded. I installed the drop links with the car under load. Can the sway bar even lower one side of the car?
What is the most common cause of one corner to sag?
I was very careful to make sure both drop links on the sway bar were not loaded. I installed the drop links with the car under load. Can the sway bar even lower one side of the car?
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I Jacked up one side at a time and put railroad tie blocks under each wheel. I used jack stands as a safety measure, but left them 1/2" short so that the full weight of the car was on the wheels/blocks.
Yes, stock coil springs.
I installed the sway bar first, then the drop links. I adjusted both links so that they were neutral (no tension up or down, then tightened the lock nuts.
Yes, stock coil springs.
I installed the sway bar first, then the drop links. I adjusted both links so that they were neutral (no tension up or down, then tightened the lock nuts.
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I Jacked up one side at a time and put railroad tie blocks under each wheel. I used jack stands as a safety measure, but left them 1/2" short so that the full weight of the car was on the wheels/blocks.
Yes, stock coil springs.
I installed the sway bar first, then the drop links. I adjusted both links so that they were neutral (no tension up or down, then tightened the lock nuts.
Yes, stock coil springs.
I installed the sway bar first, then the drop links. I adjusted both links so that they were neutral (no tension up or down, then tightened the lock nuts.
No breaks in any of the springs?