uneven stance
#1
uneven stance
Had steeda sport springs/bumpsteer kit/ball joints, bilstein shocks/struts, and MM c/c plates installed by a very reputable shop on Friday. Right when I got home I noticed that the drivers side looked a bit lower than the passenger side. I took some measurements today and sure enough the drivers side dropped 1", and the passengers side only 1/2". Any ideas why? All the pigtails are facing the driver side.
#3
I think this is more common than we think with lowered stangs. My car has a slight .25 uneven stance and other people have experienced it. Alot of times it is only noticeable if you measure accurately.
Ways to fix: Make sure everything is installed correctly and tightly. Wait a while and see if it settles any.
Ways to fix: Make sure everything is installed correctly and tightly. Wait a while and see if it settles any.
#4
What is the proper way the lower pigtails should be facing? I always thought that it is towards the driver side. One guy is telling me that they should be facing back, and another guy is saying that they should be facing out.
#8
Had the car put on a lift and checked when I bought it 2 years ago. Frame was straight. 8 months after I bought it I had MM frame connectors installed. Frame shouldn't be bent. Car sat fine on the stock springs.
Last edited by blownstang; 06-26-2008 at 06:40 AM.
#11
Do you have a adjustable rear pan-hard bar? Why I'm asking is sometimes the rear sits off abit if not adjusted correctly for weight of driver or without. Stock mustangs dont have this adjustable pan-hard bar. I've seen the difference be off by 1/2 inch and make the sitting in front do the same as the weight is settling. Can be changed pending on amount of feul your carring as well. It's hard to tell with out seeing the car.
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