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n_a_ecipse98Jul-28-02 05:19 AM
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#11109, "car leans to the left"


          

does any body know whats wrong with my car.when im on a flat pavement mycar leans to the left. its about a1/2 inch heightor so.ihave h&r springs and kyb agx adjustuble shocks. what could it be.thanks

  

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RE: car leans to the left, Semperboost, Jul-28-02 08:10 AM, #1
RE: car leans to the left, autopeak, Jul-28-02 03:54 PM, #2
RE: car leans to the left, fasterGS, Jul-28-02 05:05 PM, #3
      RE: car leans to the left, mcgyvr, Jul-29-02 05:34 AM, #4
           RE: car leans to the left, 97GS AT, Jul-31-02 07:50 AM, #5
                RE: car leans to the left, HadesOmega, Jul-31-02 01:29 PM, #6
RE: car leans to the left, Karl, Jul-31-02 04:37 PM, #7
RE: car leans to the left, n_a_ecipse98, Aug-01-02 03:20 AM, #8
      RE: car leans to the left, eclipse_99rs, Aug-03-02 09:29 PM, #9
           RE: car leans to the left, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Aug-05-02 08:00 AM, #10

SemperboostJul-28-02 08:10 AM
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#11110, "RE: car leans to the left"
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1) Cv-boot ripped
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3) alignment

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autopeakJul-28-02 03:54 PM
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#11111, "RE: car leans to the left"
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I got a little bit same problem..

check your agx front shock (I had a front right side problem)

I dont know how to explain..ummm

I cut this metal.. [] <------metal

cuz spring couldnt move...

---------[]----------
KYB AGX shock (R) ============
-----------------------


---------------------
KYB AGX shock (L) ============
-----------------------


I dont know why left side has no []


Im not sure we have a same problem..

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fasterGSJul-28-02 05:05 PM
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#11112, "RE: car leans to the left"
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Our cars tend to lean a little bit anyway, it just might be more pronounced now that you are lowered. Hard to tell without looking at the car.

  

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mcgyvrJul-29-02 05:34 AM
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#11113, "RE: car leans to the left"
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just needs a little more V8 juice ////

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97GS ATJul-31-02 07:50 AM
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#11114, "RE: car leans to the left"
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my car lean left also. I dont know why....

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HadesOmegaJul-31-02 01:29 PM
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#11115, "RE: car leans to the left"
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well I don't think my car is leaning to the left doesn't look like it but I do notice the driver side front tire ALWAYS looks flat but the tire pressure is correct so I'm guessing it's leanin or there's extra weight and stuff there.


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KarlJul-31-02 04:37 PM
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#11116, "RE: car leans to the left"
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Get an alignment. If that doesn't fix it, then check how much your tires are cambering or check your struts.


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n_a_ecipse98Aug-01-02 03:20 AM
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#11117, "RE: car leans to the left"
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i noticed a couple other car like that. going to get it tested maybe it just like that. thanks

  

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eclipse_99rsAug-03-02 09:29 PM
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#11118, "RE: car leans to the left"
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I think it might be the weight in the engine compartment. has anyone moved their battery to the trunk. i heard of it when i had my probe maybe it could help our cars distribute weight more evenly.



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#11119, "RE: car leans to the left"
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you, the battery, and the transmission are all on the same side. It tends to settle more that way than if the weight were evenly distributed.

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