Have you driven it yet? When replacing that many suspension components, the new parts have to settle in and then you can see about problems. If you haven't driven it yet, that means you need a front end alignment anyway so that would be a good time to get a couple of miles on there to let it settle down. Setting it back on the ground is not sufficient enough to settle a new suspension.
suspension change, Uneven stance!!
I finally finished installing my suspension. Strange Engi. strut/shock ,FR-B springs and Hotchkins CAster/camber plates..after lowering my car, I noticed that the driver side is about 1/2 lower than the passenger side in the front..I didnt change my coil isolators, I reused the upper, and didnt put anything in the bottom..
Any idea why is my front driverside is lower than the passenger side?:headscratch:
Any idea why is my front driverside is lower than the passenger side?:headscratch:
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