'84 Trans Am sitting higher on the front passenger side
Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 1:59 pm
Hi guys,
After reassembling the front end of my T/A last year, I've noticed the front right wheel is sitting quite a bit higher than the three other wheels.
I'm 99% sure the springs are installed correctly, with the end between the two guide holes in the A-Arm, and the rubber insulator at the top.
Sway bar links and bushings are new Energy Suspension polyurethane, shocks are new KYB, springs are the original ones (WS6 suspension). I had kept the front steering and control arms in one piece.
I've put it back together without the engine.
I haven't driven it much at the moment, just inside the farm (as it as no MOT yet, no insurance, and I haven't made the license plates).
I was told the sway bar end links might have a role here.
I've done some research and it's pretty common for 3rd gens and 4th gens to sit higher on the driver side, but I have found nothing about the passenger side.
Thanks !
After reassembling the front end of my T/A last year, I've noticed the front right wheel is sitting quite a bit higher than the three other wheels.
I'm 99% sure the springs are installed correctly, with the end between the two guide holes in the A-Arm, and the rubber insulator at the top.
Sway bar links and bushings are new Energy Suspension polyurethane, shocks are new KYB, springs are the original ones (WS6 suspension). I had kept the front steering and control arms in one piece.
I've put it back together without the engine.
I haven't driven it much at the moment, just inside the farm (as it as no MOT yet, no insurance, and I haven't made the license plates).
I was told the sway bar end links might have a role here.
I've done some research and it's pretty common for 3rd gens and 4th gens to sit higher on the driver side, but I have found nothing about the passenger side.
Thanks !