my front left side of car is lower
08-10-03, 06:58 PM
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my front left side of car is lower
oky i have an 84 gs with 93k and the front driver side sits like 21 inch lower than the other side. I know that the ball joint seals are busted could this be my prop? Maybe the shocks or springs? also my driver rear end sits low to but the bar that connects it to the car is bent. Sould this effect the front ride hight?
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08-11-03, 11:07 AM
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When one lifts a uni-body car, one must be carefull. Me, i never jack up a car from the rearend, or from the crossmember, but rather i use the frame rails that run along from the firewall to right before the rear wheels.
The owners manual will shed some light on this subject.
Read it !
The owners manual will shed some light on this subject.
Read it !
08-11-03, 11:41 AM
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Since when did shocks have anything to do with ride height?
Replace the springs.
Since when did shocks have anything to do with ride height?
Replace the springs.
...but not 21 inches
08-11-03, 02:00 PM
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Originally posted by TEAM GO FAST
When one lifts a uni-body car, one must be carefull. Me, i never jack up a car from the rearend, or from the crossmember, but rather i use the frame rails that run along from the firewall to right before the rear wheels.
The owners manual will shed some light on this subject.
Read it !
When one lifts a uni-body car, one must be carefull. Me, i never jack up a car from the rearend, or from the crossmember, but rather i use the frame rails that run along from the firewall to right before the rear wheels.
The owners manual will shed some light on this subject.
Read it !
08-11-03, 03:52 PM
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I guess one could,, But me. I prefer to lift one corner at a time. Maybe more work for me, but i know exactley
where each stand is and where it's placed for safety.
where each stand is and where it's placed for safety.
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i always jack my car from the rear end, or the front cross member. thast whats holding the car up when its sitting on the ground anyway, how would it be bad for it?
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Originally posted by onepointone
i always jack my car from the rear end, or the front cross member. thast whats holding the car up when its sitting on the ground anyway, how would it be bad for it?
i always jack my car from the rear end, or the front cross member. thast whats holding the car up when its sitting on the ground anyway, how would it be bad for it?
