One side is lower
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One side is lower
my 95 Accord is little bit lower on the passenger side, what do you think is causing this?
replace shocks and springs, I thought that might be the problem but not, tires are the same size, shocks are not broken.
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replace shocks and springs, I thought that might be the problem but not, tires are the same size, shocks are not broken.
thanks
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Re: One side is lower (bopbop93030)
Did you replace the springs with aftermarket or stock? Also, how are you measuring difference? Is it to fenderwell? There's a spec to either the control arm or a shock bolt I think to the ground and that is the only accurate way to measuring ride height. Also, it the ground level? fully filled fuel tank? What's the actual difference you're seeing?
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Im not sure but my driver side is about i'll say half inch higher when i am not in the car. but i think it is to compensate for the driver!
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does it just look lower or have you actually measured it. keep in mind that most streets are designed to slope to the right for drainage purposes, so that could explain why your passenger side seems lower.
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