Reply With Quotestraighten the unibody? Mine sits lower on the drivers side 2 cm and nothing has helped. I adjusted my rear view mirror to compensate and wont look at the cars stance from front or real.
Uneven Suspension Problem
Hi everyone.
I have problem with uneven suspension on the front left side, it is about 1cm higher than the right side
I installed H&R sport springs with standard shocks and i replaced all spring pads, control arms and thust arms.
Is there any thing that can be done to sort it out or is there something wrong
with my springs.
Green Beret Special Ops
straighten the unibody? Mine sits lower on the drivers side 2 cm and nothing has helped. I adjusted my rear view mirror to compensate and wont look at the cars stance from front or real.
95 E34 530I V2.37
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My car is right hand driveOriginally Posted by 632 Regal
it is 1992 520i
can any one help me with this problemHi everyone.
I have problem with uneven suspension on the front left side, it is about 1cm higher than the right side
I installed H&R sport springs with standard shocks and i replaced all spring pads, control arms and thust arms.
Is there any thing that can be done to sort it out or is there something wrong
with my springs.
4 Grand Master
All car is lower on the driver side after time... it is because we always sit in that position and that spring takes more load and work so it does go lower. The other thing you need to do is make sure the end of the spring actually aligned with the strut housing end... they have an end indentation where the end of the spring sits.
4 Grand Master
Are the springs correctly seated? A cm is roughly the diameter of the coils, if one were not seated that might explain this.
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Grand Master
When you torqued the control/thrust arms did you do it under load? Was the 'even' when you did this? Worth thinking about.
1995 XJR: 4.0L S/charged straight 6 Auto
What... It's not broken??? I can still fix it
2 Grand Master
Try changing to a slimmer spring pad on the higher side? 3mm?
4 Grand Master
Definately worth investigating this. Preload on those bushings will cause them to fail quickly too.
With the suspension bearing the weight of the car loosen the through bolts, bounce the car a bit and retighten.
4 Grand Master
Also, worn out lower control arm bushing will also cause sag.
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