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240 front still sagging after replacing all suspension components 200

posted by  Daryl on  Mon May 22 02:50 CST 2006
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After replacing coil springs, struts, and bushings the front driver side of my 240 sedan is still an inch lower (measured at wheel well) than the passenger side. This is the same as it was before the upgrades. Anyone care to speculate why this is? And what can be done to correct it so the car will sit level for a change? Is it possible that the whole car is twisted....? There is no sheet metal distortion to verify this is the case.






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