[stag] Are leaning Stag's common after 40 odd years
All of a sudden my Stags is leaning rear right. it's definitely an 1" lower that the left. The frame and mounts look OK,B Is it time for new springs?B I do like to lower look. Anyone using those...
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I think most of them do Both rear springs are specified the same. Ask someone to look at it when you are in the driving seat Peter H
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> All of a sudden my Stags is leaning rear right. If it's sudden rather than gradual, I would be looking for bad rubber bushings or loose/bad joints somewhere (or possibly even a damaged wheel...
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Very sudden. Oh well! On the jacks this weekend to have a better look. No bearing rumble. From: Randall <TR3driver@ca.rr.com> To: 'Sujit Roy' <sujitroy@yahoo.com>; 'Slist'...
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> No bearing rumble. I've learned the hard way they don't always rumble. In fact, we spent an unplanned couple of weeks in Gilroy a few months ago, caused by a wheel bearing failure on a...
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Yeah, any "sudden" droop is a slip/break/something wrong. I had an axle break at an intersection - thought it was the diff - as went to take off and a loud "BANG" - followed by a mechanical...
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Hi Sujit, Perhaps it was that you "all of a sudden" noticed. My Stag had similar sag and I just swapped the rear springs left-right which made it sit perfectly horizontal. I think that the right side...
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Hi MikiU may be right about sudden. I did go under the car and didn't notice anything out of the ordinary.B I'll switch the springs and see Sujit From: M. Stojanovic <EmailWitheld> To:...
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