No not talking about my relatives...
1968 Firebird Convertible. It's been sitting for about 15 years. A flat right front from time to time I'd pump up but it'd leak down again. So it sat cockeyed sometimes for weeks or months.
Anyway I got her back on the road this past weekend. New tires, same size all around, but now it sits uneven in the rear. Leans to the right with to much tire clearence on the drivers side.
I put jack stands under the front frame and two more on the rear frame at the rear spring perches to let the suspension hang free to see if maybe it was just the shocks.
Well the left frame rail never touched the jack stand, about an inch off. It was sitting on three points.
Any suggestions?
Thought about bags of concrete on the left side of the trunk for awhile.
1968 Firebird Convertible. It's been sitting for about 15 years. A flat right front from time to time I'd pump up but it'd leak down again. So it sat cockeyed sometimes for weeks or months.
Anyway I got her back on the road this past weekend. New tires, same size all around, but now it sits uneven in the rear. Leans to the right with to much tire clearence on the drivers side.
I put jack stands under the front frame and two more on the rear frame at the rear spring perches to let the suspension hang free to see if maybe it was just the shocks.
Well the left frame rail never touched the jack stand, about an inch off. It was sitting on three points.
Any suggestions?
Thought about bags of concrete on the left side of the trunk for awhile.