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now i can hopefully expect to receive the shaft
Did he seat the coil spring pigtail correctly in the lower control arm on the passenger side? It has to be clocked correctly and sit in the 'pocket'.
2003 Mustang GT - Rear Tire Size Question
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squeak93
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Measure from ground to center of each wheel well arch (right at middle/center cap of wheel if that makes sense.
But double check front springs are clocked as mentioned and BOTH rear spring pig tails point towards the driver rear tire. perfectly straight with axle per say.
Past that these cars do not sit perfect from factory and bias a bit naturally. You have to get adjustable suspension pieces to dial in perfectly. If within 1/8-1/4 its about as close as it'll get. PLUS new springs will sit high for a week or two as the suspension settles with drive time.
But double check front springs are clocked as mentioned and BOTH rear spring pig tails point towards the driver rear tire. perfectly straight with axle per say.
Past that these cars do not sit perfect from factory and bias a bit naturally. You have to get adjustable suspension pieces to dial in perfectly. If within 1/8-1/4 its about as close as it'll get. PLUS new springs will sit high for a week or two as the suspension settles with drive time.
ok dad is suppose to re check everything tomorrow. he didnt put in the camber plates? does that have anything to do with it or no? someone at his job also said something about loosing the bottom of the A arms while its on the ground before he tightens them? that helps ? he doesnt know much about them. thank you
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