Caster out of wack but not adjustable...
My passenger side front tire is about 1-1.5'' BACK towards the rear wheel.
I think it's always been like this since I bought it a few years ago, it's just now that I put larger snow tires on that I can see it.
I looked and I dont see anything bent suspension wise, but it is obvious the shock comes back at an angle instead of being perpendicular to the ground.
I asked around, and caster is not adjustable on this car.
What could have caused this?
I think it's always been like this since I bought it a few years ago, it's just now that I put larger snow tires on that I can see it.
I looked and I dont see anything bent suspension wise, but it is obvious the shock comes back at an angle instead of being perpendicular to the ground.
I asked around, and caster is not adjustable on this car.
What could have caused this?
You may want to get the thing onto an alignment rack to see exactly where & what the alignment setting problems are. You can also poke around under the car with a tape measure to compare some points on the chassis & subframe from side to side. You can also take the car to a collision repair shop. They will figure out just what the problem is...
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