car leans to one side.

i have a problem. a buddy with a 92-95 honda civic cant figure out why his car leans to one side. it has brand new struts all the way around as well as brand new eibach lowering springs. he has about a 1/2 inch gap on one side of the car front and rear and about 1 inch gap front to rear on the opposite side. any ideas?? has brand new bushing all the way around also. i cant figure it out neither can he so just looking for suggestions. thanks

Do you have both fronts on one side and the rears on the other side. This would cause the problem. There are seperate springs for the front and rear.

I'VE HEARD OF S10S HAVING A DRIVERSIDE LEAN WHEN JUST LOWERED. THEY SELL A SHIM FOR IT. I DUNNO ABOUT A CIVIC THOUGH.

I know rangers get it from the gas tank, driver, and battery all being on the same side. Perhaps he has a weight distribution problem.

anybody ever thing that the driver could be the weight distibution problem????????

I mean I know when I wanna drag a$$ I pick up a couple 500 pound chicks and through them in the back seat.

tacomas have a half inch lean, mine does, my dads does, and my friends does, its just the weight is not evenly distributed, its normal

Originally posted by Layin Low 4 Life



Do you have both fronts on one side and the rears on the other side. This would cause the problem. There are seperate springs for the front and rear.

exactly what i was thinking

did you measure before you lowered the car, the lean may hve already been there but you just didnt notice it because the wheel well gaps were bigger. a lot of vechicles lean from the factory.

Originally posted by hybrid showoff



Originally posted by Layin Low 4 Life



Do you have both fronts on one side and the rears on the other side. This would cause the problem. There are seperate springs for the front and rear.

exactly what i was thinking

Thank you for someone backing me up. I'm almost positive this is your trouble

hey no hating on fat guys