rear end question
#1
rear end question
so the other day i went to the bank and when i got to lookin at my max it looked as if the rear passenger side tire was more tucked then that driver side tire.. i looked at it a few times and it looked like that was the case.. i asked my friends and they all agreed.
what could cause this?
bad bushing?
i still havent gotten around to lifting the car up and taking stuff off and looking at it. but i was wondering if anybody has had a problem like this or if this is a sign or sumthin.
thanks.
what could cause this?
bad bushing?
i still havent gotten around to lifting the car up and taking stuff off and looking at it. but i was wondering if anybody has had a problem like this or if this is a sign or sumthin.
thanks.
#3
Seriously...?
It's your camber..
This could be due to a bad alignment, no alignment, worn bushings, etc.
Your passenger side wheel has more negative camber than your driver side. There's a relatively huge disparity in terms of camber/caster/etc. being "in spec", so if you've had an alignment recently it could actually technically be in spec either way and thus no issue at all.
It's your camber..
This could be due to a bad alignment, no alignment, worn bushings, etc.
Your passenger side wheel has more negative camber than your driver side. There's a relatively huge disparity in terms of camber/caster/etc. being "in spec", so if you've had an alignment recently it could actually technically be in spec either way and thus no issue at all.
Last edited by James92SE; 08-21-2010 at 03:35 PM.
#4
i know its hard to see in the pics becuz its just a slight difference.
i didnt notice it until now.
what exacly controls camber in the rear end? is it the end links or whatever theyre called?
i didnt notice it until now.
what exacly controls camber in the rear end? is it the end links or whatever theyre called?
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