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Any one got any idea why one wheels sits higher

sam_g40
sam_g40
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Went to get my tracking done and he pointed out this, any one got any ideas?

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Went to get my tracking done and he pointed out this, any one got any ideas?

Dodgy bushing ... Split coil ...

You been driving up and down kerbs ...

I always have problems withthe front bushings .. my shocks and springs are too hard .

i have the same problem with my mk5, again it's the front passenger. What can be done to sort this??

I believe RHD MK2s and MK3s have a tendency to sag due to the weight distribution being designed for a LHD car
I believe RHD MK2s and MK3s have a tendency to sag due to the weight distribution being designed for a LHD car

Yeah that's right, they sit slightly lower on the drivers side (RHD), mine and my bro's are both the same. My bro always struggles to get the tracking guides onto geoffrey anyway though :lol:

Sal. x
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Cheers for the help people, i managed to get it down to about 2mm and then went back to get the tracking sorted, after about 20 mins the bloke comes back out to tell me the track rods ceased up a good un. Time for a new one I think…

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