Leaning

[shock_core]

Y does my car lean to the left? I'm assuming bad springs or shocks or both... right?

[Timberwolf]

How much do you weigh? (just kidding) Can't be that. I think alike and it is most likely your shocks since the springs have a lifetime warranty I read somewhere. Changing them both would be a good thing especially if you get Eibach spring and blisten shocks. Those are the most popular but there are some other ones for our car. Do some search on the past postsif you want to find all the shocks and spring combos.

[shenanigans]

do a search.. I have read here nad there abotu f-bodies sagging on one side. before

[ezrollin]

my car leans right

[HokieBird]

They are suppose to lean to the right to offset the drivers weight a little (hence you are suppose to put weight in the driver's side when you aim the head lights).

shock_core maybe you got a special edition engineered specifically for picking up fat chicks.

[shock_core]

:[, that wasn't very nice


I wish shocks and springs weren't so expensive.


my car leans on the right side ( the passenger side when your looking at it from the back ).

[KBeezy]

Shocks do not cause a ride height concern, (F-Bodies have struts) --- but springs do. But if your springs are bad your shocks are too because they are not supposed to be compressed so far for so long. F-Bodies DO lean to the right to offset the weight of the driver for a better ride height w/ drivers added weight.

[dmw319]

yea. they lean a tad to the right. but still, upgrade dem shocks/springs!