Hi All,
After doing lots of reading and doing all the work i thought would fix it, it is still the same just a higher,
when i got my late 96 xj about 18 months ago the rear leafs where shagged so i got them done. this made the back about 3 inches higher than the front so then i got the front coils replaced with raised to front a couple of inches so after the rears settled all was good.......................
However i cant seem to get rid of this lean i have. its about 1-1/2 inches lower on drivers side, (right hand drive in uk) .
i have had a look underneath and measured all i can but i cant seem to find out what is causing this.
is there anything else that could affect my ride height this much? i.e sway bars, control arms or anything like that. it rides well and doesnt knock over bumps or anything. could old shocks cause a tiny bit of sag? is it worth chaging to eliminate it just in case?
Cheers All
After doing lots of reading and doing all the work i thought would fix it, it is still the same just a higher,
when i got my late 96 xj about 18 months ago the rear leafs where shagged so i got them done. this made the back about 3 inches higher than the front so then i got the front coils replaced with raised to front a couple of inches so after the rears settled all was good.......................
However i cant seem to get rid of this lean i have. its about 1-1/2 inches lower on drivers side, (right hand drive in uk) .
i have had a look underneath and measured all i can but i cant seem to find out what is causing this.
is there anything else that could affect my ride height this much? i.e sway bars, control arms or anything like that. it rides well and doesnt knock over bumps or anything. could old shocks cause a tiny bit of sag? is it worth chaging to eliminate it just in case?
Cheers All
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