I don't know how long the car has been sitting like this, but I noticed it this morning, when I measure the height of the car the passenger side is sitting .5-.75 inches lower than the driver side. What would be causing this, bad shocks or springs? All of the suspension is still factory besides the sway bars.
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Re: Passanger side sits lower than driver
Have someone measure the height with you sitting in the car and see if it sits level with the added weight on the drivers side...lol.aka FreedStyle
Chaddrich Freed
(1 of 443) 2002 SLP Firebird GT #107 (244rwhp/254rwtq naturally aspirated)
2008 Silverado Crew Cab 5.3L 4x4
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Re: Passanger side sits lower than driver
I didn't need one when I first lowered my car with Eibach Pro-Kit springs and 17x9.5 wheels with 275 tires, but now with 18x9.5 wheels and 295 tires, I'm in need of an adjustable panhard bar.aka FreedStyle
Chaddrich Freed
(1 of 443) 2002 SLP Firebird GT #107 (244rwhp/254rwtq naturally aspirated)
2008 Silverado Crew Cab 5.3L 4x4
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Originally posted by 02firebird View PostWhat shocks are you using? I'm on a pretty tight budget at the moment and don't want to spend $400 for the Bilsteins.
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Re: Passanger side sits lower than driver
Comfortable? Yea, no bouncing or clunking. I even have about 2/3 of a coil cut from each front spring. I'm planning on some KYB's bext year, but the almost 12 year old stock shocks have been fine so far.aka FreedStyle
Chaddrich Freed
(1 of 443) 2002 SLP Firebird GT #107 (244rwhp/254rwtq naturally aspirated)
2008 Silverado Crew Cab 5.3L 4x4
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Originally posted by 02firebird View PostThat's impressive, if i push down on the back right corner and let go the entire car rocks back and forth a few times before finally stopping.
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