Reply to "Rear Axle(s) Play"

Gordon NicholsMassachusetts 1993 CMC Supporting Member

I suspect that your torsion bars might not be equal side to side in the rear.
Drive around the neighborhood, then return to your garage and park normally inside your garage where it’s flat and the suspension is settled.

Go out to your car with a tape measure and measure, in a straight vertical line from the ground straight up across the center of the wheel hub to the top of the wheel well opening, to see what the vertical distance is on both sides. Record the measurement on both sides and report back.

I suspect that you’ll see the driver’s side will be higher than the passenger side (or.... I may be all wet!)

6/24/204:01 PM

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