hey i tried searching but havent found anything like the problem i have. I noticed the other day that me CC was leaning to the passanger side. And when i sat on the ground and looked the front passanger side was angled down. The truck was on a level driveway and the whole front passenger side was angled down. could this be a problem with the t-bars not evenly adjusted? or maybe an aliment problem? i plan on taking it to a shop but was wondering what you guys thought it was
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Take your wallet out from under your right butt cheeck......There now the truck is level.
J/k, yeah my dad's old ZR2 always sat lower on the passenger side, and it was mis-aligned T-bar adjustments.
J/k, yeah my dad's old ZR2 always sat lower on the passenger side, and it was mis-aligned T-bar adjustments.
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You will then need an alignment.
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Yes, unless you are planing on buying new tires when you have the alignment done.paintballrocker wrote:even though im only adjusting the 1 side?
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