Mr. Leary
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This why I love this forum. Such a great place for information.
Now, I'm assuming this will effect alignment and tire wear, yes?
It will have a slight effect on camber alignment.
OP... need pics. This could be serious.
This why I love this forum. Such a great place for information.
Now, I'm assuming this will effect alignment and tire wear, yes?
Ditto. My driver's side is 0.75" lower than the passenger side, even controlling for other variables. I thought it might be the old shocks but I replaced them last week and the lean is still there. I'm glad someone started this thread - can't wait to see what folks post up...
Shocks don't support the weight of your vehicle but the springs do. Could be that your springs are the problem
I had the shocks and struts replaced on both sides of the front (driver/passenger). I still have a little bit of a lean. This weekend I'm going to take some pics of the front, back, and underneath so people can have a look at the suspension. Maybe it's something that the stealership missed.
I don't mean to sound like an ass but for clarities sake you mean springs and struts??? or are you saying you replaced the struts in the front and the shocks in the rear?
Sorry for being a noob, but I'm just not sure what things are called. What I do know is that the shock absorbers and springs in the front drivers and passengers are brand new. There was no work done on the back end of the vehicle. I'm not sure what a strut is. The dealership either said they replaced the shocks and struts, or the springs and struts. I cannot remember. Sorry for the confusion this is causing.
Sorry for being a noob, but I'm just not sure what things are called. What I do know is that the shock absorbers and springs in the front drivers and passengers are brand new. There was no work done on the back end of the vehicle. I'm not sure what a strut is. The dealership either said they replaced the shocks and struts, or the springs and struts. I cannot remember. Sorry for the confusion this is causing.
Oh ok, no problem. How much lean do you have? If you're within that 0-3/4" margin I would say it's normal. maybe even a full inch.
That's about right. At least that's what one mechanic told me - 3/4" lower on the driver side. I'm really surprised that's normal. I mean, I don't see any other 3G4R leaning to one side. Maybe it's because now that I know there's a lean I see it in my mind. Hmmm.
blcktpgsr - thanks for the info.![]()