Rear corner sitting lower than other corners of car
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Rear corner sitting lower than other corners of car
Hi everyone, I have a 2007 G35 coupe with 100k miles that has a bit of a suspension issue. The rear passenger corner of the car is sitting about 3/4's of an inch lower than the rear driver side. The car has been completely factory stock, so I figured I'd swap out the rear struts in case they were the culprit but there was no change in the ride height.
I did lots of searching on the forum and unfortunately most of the information I found regarding uneven ride height was related to lowering springs, not stock suspensions. Some of the posts suggested swapping the springs side to side - I did try that but the ride height has remained unchanged.
I've taken a look at the various rear suspension bits but it doesn't look like anything is bent or out of place. Are there specific bushings or arms that I should more closely inspect for damage? I would think that something damaged enough to cause a 3/4 inch drop would be obvious, but I haven't been able to pinpoint the cause so far. Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you!
I did lots of searching on the forum and unfortunately most of the information I found regarding uneven ride height was related to lowering springs, not stock suspensions. Some of the posts suggested swapping the springs side to side - I did try that but the ride height has remained unchanged.
I've taken a look at the various rear suspension bits but it doesn't look like anything is bent or out of place. Are there specific bushings or arms that I should more closely inspect for damage? I would think that something damaged enough to cause a 3/4 inch drop would be obvious, but I haven't been able to pinpoint the cause so far. Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you!
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Hi everyone, I have a 2007 G35 coupe with 100k miles that has a bit of a suspension issue. The rear passenger corner of the car is sitting about 3/4's of an inch lower than the rear driver side. The car has been completely factory stock, so I figured I'd swap out the rear struts in case they were the culprit but there was no change in the ride height.
I did lots of searching on the forum and unfortunately most of the information I found regarding uneven ride height was related to lowering springs, not stock suspensions. Some of the posts suggested swapping the springs side to side - I did try that but the ride height has remained unchanged.
I've taken a look at the various rear suspension bits but it doesn't look like anything is bent or out of place. Are there specific bushings or arms that I should more closely inspect for damage? I would think that something damaged enough to cause a 3/4 inch drop would be obvious, but I haven't been able to pinpoint the cause so far. Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you!
I did lots of searching on the forum and unfortunately most of the information I found regarding uneven ride height was related to lowering springs, not stock suspensions. Some of the posts suggested swapping the springs side to side - I did try that but the ride height has remained unchanged.
I've taken a look at the various rear suspension bits but it doesn't look like anything is bent or out of place. Are there specific bushings or arms that I should more closely inspect for damage? I would think that something damaged enough to cause a 3/4 inch drop would be obvious, but I haven't been able to pinpoint the cause so far. Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you!
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G35 Sedan V35 2003-06
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05-31-2020 01:26 PM