FRONT SUSPENSION LOWER ON RIGHT SIDE??
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I noticed that with my 20's on that my car rubbs only when i turn right around corners and not left. When you look on each side fender, the right side is sitting right on the tire. The left side is a 1/2" above the fender. What wrong with that picture?
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This question has been posted a number of times apparently many people here believe that this is normal.....sigh! and that this is intentional due to the fact that the battery in on the right side and when a driver gets in it levels the car. Now my question has been but what happens when a passenger gets in it then is uneven again?
The other solution I have heard is to upgrade to coilovers. still pretty expensive for a problem that so many people have thats out of our control
The other solution I have heard is to upgrade to coilovers. still pretty expensive for a problem that so many people have thats out of our control
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