Does a blown shock sit lower?
Does a blown shock sit lower?
For a while the rear drivers side of my car has sat a LITTLE lower than the other side, the wheel gap on the pass side is maybe 1/3 inch higher and I heard through the grapevine that it might be a blown shock? Anyone know if there is any truth to that?
Thanks
btw I just realized that my 70lb subwoofer sits on the drivers side of the trunk when it's in it's box so that might be why...
Thanks
btw I just realized that my 70lb subwoofer sits on the drivers side of the trunk when it's in it's box so that might be why...
No it dosent feel like it's bouncy but I think I might just be retarded cause my sub and my biggest amp both sit on the drivers side
well I replaced the rear springs yesturday with the pro kit and it's still the same
well I replaced the rear springs yesturday with the pro kit and it's still the same
Last edited by brickloaf; Jun 20, 2010 at 02:23 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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