I just installed some 2" coil spacers all around. I know some frown on these and I down the road I plan to swap out now coils.
When I purchased the Rover (89 RRC) the right rear had a small bit of right rear lean to it, however it had a spare on it so I just attributed that to the sag.
I installed the spacers and the lean is much more noticeable. I then installed new tires (all same size) and lean is pretty noticeable.
Couple questions.
Could spring have been installed back in wrong somehow?
Could just 1 rear coil sag more than the other is they are supposed to be the same thing?
I plan to install new shocks all around. If the rear right shock was toast, could that be the cause?
Maybe something else??
I know that I prob should replace all coils and shocks, but I am not sure I want to go that route just yet. Still shelling out money to get her running.
Thanks all
When I purchased the Rover (89 RRC) the right rear had a small bit of right rear lean to it, however it had a spare on it so I just attributed that to the sag.
I installed the spacers and the lean is much more noticeable. I then installed new tires (all same size) and lean is pretty noticeable.
Couple questions.
Could spring have been installed back in wrong somehow?
Could just 1 rear coil sag more than the other is they are supposed to be the same thing?
I plan to install new shocks all around. If the rear right shock was toast, could that be the cause?
Maybe something else??
I know that I prob should replace all coils and shocks, but I am not sure I want to go that route just yet. Still shelling out money to get her running.
Thanks all