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so i left work and was walking up to my car from behind and noticed that the passenger side of my car was lower. So i just got in and looked at it closer when i got home. i can fit about 1 1/2 fingers between the rear pass tire and 2 fingers up front. On the drivers side, i can fit 3 fingers in the rear tire and about 4 up front. ????? what the hell? the whole pass side is lower. it's got about 63,000 miles on it and the shocks have never been changed...but why just the right side if it is the shocks?
you guys got any ideas?
yeah men i read the other post that Loochy put up. I got the same problem. I got lowering springs, new shocks, and the adj panhard bar. Still got this problem. What a damn misery? i just thought my car was jacked up, but seems like other people have the same problem
I have the samething, and I still have the orginal shocks and milage too.
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The drivers side is higher because your car is set up to sit level with a driver in it then. Your drivers side is raised a bit when you get out of the car because it is designed to be level with one person in it. Makes it ride and handle better that way.
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