98gsxtuner
10+ Year Contributor
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- Jul 30, 2008
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bloomfield,
Nebraska
As stated in the title the driver side of my car sits lower than the passenger,any reason why this is???
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There are a couple.
Scenario A): you hit something with your car
Scenario B): you lowered a 2g
If not A, then B.
Often the case for many 2g owners, after dropping their car they notice that the car has a slight lean to the driver's side and the car actually sits lower on that side, at least in the front. There has been speculation that the problem is because of the geometry changes regarding the mounting of the upper a-arms. Having upgraded my a-arms to the SPC units I've since solved my own "car sits lower on one side" problem. So, in my opinion the OEM a-arm itself is to blame for this behavior, but not all cars exhibit this issue. Basically, we've found nothing conclusive.
The symptom is referred to as "listing" and many 2gs suffer from it once they are lowered.