Need help: Front suspension is sagging
I hit a curb about a month ago on my passenger side. I have since then replaced my LCA, UCA, Shock, Complete knuckle, inner tie rod. I noticed that my passenger side is sagging big time compared to my driver side. The Upper control arm is at a -45 degree angle when the car is in the air. Can you guys please offer me some advice as to what could be causing this. Im also going to replace my inner tie rods, but im letting the alignment shop do that. Here are pics before and after.
WHEN I HIT A CURB:
After everything was replaced. notice the sag.
WHEN I HIT A CURB:
After everything was replaced. notice the sag.
the side that was not hit looks like the UCA bushings were tightened and tq'd with the car at or close to ride height. Where as the one you replaced was tightened and tq'd at full droop.
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All of his pics show the same front passenger side suspension.
Yes, it looks perfectly fine. If it is different, though, then post up some pics of the driver side so we can compare.
All of his pics show the same front passenger side suspension.
Yes, it looks perfectly fine. If it is different, though, then post up some pics of the driver side so we can compare.
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