West Coast GTA Man

Hey Guys, my car was leaning on the drivers side, I put new Shocks, Struts, Springs, Alignment, and Tires and it is still leaning on the drivers side $1100 dollars later. Not quite as bad as before, but definitely noticeable. This is pissing me off. The car was never wrecked, except a very minor hit on the drivers side front fender (Which was changed) The damage didn't even hit the door or the hood, it was very minor. Could it be a body mount?? Does this car even have body mounts? I have no Idea why it does this. Anyone else have this problem?? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Mike

Apeiron

No body mounts, the subframes are all welded to the body. Maybe the spring isolators on that side?

BretD 88GTA

I agree, check the spring isolators and also check to see that the springs are positioned correctly.

The tails of the front springs should stop on the inside of the front A-arms and be positioned so they cover the first drain hole and partially cover the second. If your springs don't line up this way then they're not installed correctly.

robbob

You should also check your upper strut mounts for wear.Also all suspension bushings.

West Coast GTA Man

Thaks Guys. the springs are correctly installed, and I have changed all the bushings in the front and back - swaybars, etc. What are spring Isolators?? I will have to check that.
Thanks again.
Mike

BretD 88GTA

The spring isolators are the rubber pads that should be on top of the springs where they contact the body/frame of the car.

If one is missing or out of position that could cause the problem you're having.

West Coast GTA Man

Thanks BretD88! That is a possibility. I am going to check it out.
later
Mike