gt_biker13

I just noticed this when i had the car up on a lift and putting a new exhaust on. The passenger side sits a little over 1" lower then the drivers side. Does this normally happen over time? I thought its usually the drivers side that would do this.
If the car frame was twisted would this happen? Should i just try getting new springs?

lathrash

i was just gonna post a similar question. my passenger side sits about 1/2" lower than the driver's side. i know my shocks are gone, but i dont think that would make it sag that much. think new springs and shocks will fix it? anyone else have this happen?

lathrash

any ideas?

Paul87

I have this exact problem too, here's a link with some answers for ya.

http://www.ilfba.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1053

"With no one in the car, ALL F-Bodies are a little lower on the passenger side than the driver's side. This is done to compensate for driver weight. It's not much of a difference though. If it's a big difference in ride height, make sure the spring hasn't popped out of the pocket or something."

respectirocz

if thats the case, and you took out all the springs how would u know which spring goes on which side?

sabre81

you guys need to get smaller girlfriends.