Reply to "Rear Axle(s) Play"

Lane AndersonMt. Pleasant, SC Supporting Member

It's not play, it's the spring being completely unloaded with the car in the air and you being able to load them a bit by yourself. I could fairly easily move both sides of mine up a couple of inches when it was jacked up. As to why the amount is different from side to side, I don't know but unless you are aware of a real problem when driving I wouldn't worry about it. If there is a problem, the first place I would look would be one or the other shock absorber. You could try swapping them from side to side to see if anything changes.

6/24/201:25 PM

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