nickygn23
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SignUp Now!I have the same problem. I replaced front and rear springs. It helped but it's still about 1/4 lower. Someone mentioned upper A arm bushings?? Not sure the hocks would have much to do with the ride height but mine are all fairly new and working fine.
If you find a solution let me know. I'm out of ideas.
You know now that I think about mine are shot. Still though...... 1/4 inch. It drive me nuts. If I hear anything I'll let you know.
Not the case at all there Charlie, now you assume it's about you.... I will just let you help him out then!And it's "presumed" that the OP has enough brains to figure out that it's got to be on a "level" surface to get proper measurements from the ground to the chassis but it's not needed for the body to frame measurements. After all, "assuming" means you tried to make an ass out of u and me.
Gentleman ,Thanks for all the great advise. I am pleased to announced the uneven ride height problem is solved. For all those who said upper from passenger side bushings..... You were right on the money.. I had front upper passenger bushing from spohn performance installed . Fixed the problem that has been annoying me to know end. While I was at it I also did the drivers side. I can't tell you folks how much they improved the handling. Thanks for all the help