Rear biased....
11-27-2006, 01:13 PM
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Rear biased....
How many of you experiance squating in the rear of your vehicles?
ie.. The fender gap on the rear wheel is lessened with a person in the car.
I would like to maintain the same amount of gap regardless of whether someone is in there or not.
ie.. The fender gap on the rear wheel is lessened with a person in the car.
I would like to maintain the same amount of gap regardless of whether someone is in there or not.
11-29-2006, 08:15 PM
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12-01-2006, 06:41 PM
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12-02-2006, 12:29 AM
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Nice photo, GR. Need some more with the nice black thong.
You know, the rear sometimes look lower than the front, and they tend to slightly sag when there is heavy stuff in the back (Costco beer runs, etc.)
I have noticed slight lowering when my co-workers pack into my car and force me to drive them to lunch, ut they do not sag too much, even when I have 2 people in the back.
Some sagging is natural (even to cars); hope this helps. Perhaps it is the springs?
You know, the rear sometimes look lower than the front, and they tend to slightly sag when there is heavy stuff in the back (Costco beer runs, etc.)
I have noticed slight lowering when my co-workers pack into my car and force me to drive them to lunch, ut they do not sag too much, even when I have 2 people in the back.
Some sagging is natural (even to cars); hope this helps. Perhaps it is the springs?
