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lordcrazydNov-16-03 05:46 PM
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#21097, "help with this weird delema"


          

ok my car has been in an accident once where my right spindle broke off and right side collapsed but after frame work everything looked ok 1 yr later my left side is sagging more than my right and its more than an inch its noticeable any angle you look at it. i went to get an alignment and i have positive camber wouldnt u be getting negative camber if that side is lower and also my rear has a toe in of 1.11 degree and he couldnt adjust it anymore how bad is that. What does this sound like should i get my frame straghtened the mechanic said it could be bad struts but why would i have positive camber on a lower side any help?

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mcgyvrNov-17-03 06:04 AM
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#21102, "RE: help with this weird delema"
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yep something is bent. could be frame, could be control arms,etc..

1998 dodge avenger 4 cyl AT
Mods are:
Not enough

  

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