passenger side 1" lower than Driver side
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Year: 1999
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passenger side 1" lower than Driver side
I remember reading that this is a common thing. I haven't been able to find any solid information as to why this would be. Its been like this since I bought it and everything looks good underneath. Anybody know anything about this?
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Year: 1988
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Are you running sway bars or no? I've heard the passenger side sags sooner than the drivers side because of the way the engine twists the body while under load.
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I lifted my xj yesterday and I have the same thing going on. I double stacked spacers on the passenger side and it's about a 1/4" now.
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I have the same problem only the drive side is lower. It's only noticable when i dont have the sway bar connected. I think it's just because one coil was a little more worn out than the other, i bought them used.
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