Rear of the car uneven
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Figured out why one side was lower than the other side a couple of days ago. I was playing with my LED flashlight and decided to take a look at the rear suspension components. I could see that on the left side, the rubber spring mount was nearly flush with the socket it goes into, however on the right, the spring mount about about 1/4" sticking out from being flush....my guess since it's rubber, they'll settle differently and over time it get lower too...
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Originally Posted by (>")> G35
Figured out why one side was lower than the other side a couple of days ago. I was playing with my LED flashlight and decided to take a look at the rear suspension components. I could see that on the left side, the rubber spring mount was nearly flush with the socket it goes into, however on the right, the spring mount about about 1/4" sticking out from being flush....my guess since it's rubber, they'll settle differently and over time it get lower too...
I should look into this cause my driverside is leaning as well, thanks for the suggestion
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My G as well, didn't notice it with stock springs, but once I installed my Eibachs.... sure did notice it. 5/16" difference. Drivers side is lower. Took it back to Stillen & they said that some G's come from the factory like that. Can't do anything about it. Like some one said, as owners we want things perfect & we notice everything as myself. Hardly noticable to anyone else.
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