Rear washer question
Car: 91 integra 2dr
Suspension: Koni Yellows/neuspeed springs
I did the washer trick for the rear and for some reason with two washers on both sides, the left tire is still tilted in. Then I added another two washers on the left and now they both look the same. What's going on here?
Suspension: Koni Yellows/neuspeed springs
I did the washer trick for the rear and for some reason with two washers on both sides, the left tire is still tilted in. Then I added another two washers on the left and now they both look the same. What's going on here?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by superthug »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Car: 91 integra 2dr
Suspension: Koni Yellows/neuspeed springs
I did the washer trick for the rear and for some reason with two washers on both sides, the left tire is still tilted in. Then I added another two washers on the left and now they both look the same. What's going on here? </TD></TR></TABLE>
1) Something is bent
2) The car isn't level, and you will not have even camber left to right.
My money is on #2, because the car should be uneven from the engine weight. Especially if by "left side" you mean the driver's side, which is the heavier side.
Suspension: Koni Yellows/neuspeed springs
I did the washer trick for the rear and for some reason with two washers on both sides, the left tire is still tilted in. Then I added another two washers on the left and now they both look the same. What's going on here? </TD></TR></TABLE>
1) Something is bent
2) The car isn't level, and you will not have even camber left to right.
My money is on #2, because the car should be uneven from the engine weight. Especially if by "left side" you mean the driver's side, which is the heavier side.
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