Rear end sagging
#1
Rear end sagging
i have a 2001 mustang gt and the driver side rear is sagging its got to the point where its leaning the car while driving. I though it was a spring sagging but i put brand new eibach sportlines and new shocks and it didnt help has anyone ever had this problem before or can give me any suggestions of what it might be.
thanks
thanks
#4
RE: Rear end sagging
yes the springs are on correctly andit wassagging before i changed them from what i can see the sway bar is stillbolted on tightly i dontknow what else i would be looking for on it
#5
RE: Rear end sagging
Shocks?
Shove down on the rear of the car, if it does anything execept for go down once and then back up to the stock location they are worn. In other words, it should not "bounce" up and down.
Shove down on the rear of the car, if it does anything execept for go down once and then back up to the stock location they are worn. In other words, it should not "bounce" up and down.
#9
RE: Rear end sagging
I am kinda thinking you may have very worn bushings in the lower control arm.
If one side is much worse than the other it may cause this as the car is driving and it (ca)is under load.
Can't think of anything else as you said the springs are on right, the shocks are new and the sway bar is on tight.
If one side is much worse than the other it may cause this as the car is driving and it (ca)is under load.
Can't think of anything else as you said the springs are on right, the shocks are new and the sway bar is on tight.