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About 6 weeks ago I posted about spring sag in the rear suspension of my 1993 Supra TT. The drivers side had 1 inch less wheel gap then the passenger side. Most people agreed that it was probably the spring sagging due to age and nearly 100,000 miles of use.
Well, today, I went ahead and did the rear suspension with KYB adjustables and Tanabe Super H springs. I'll be darned if the wheel gap issue is still there. Yes the car is lower, but the passenger side still had 1 inch more gap then the driver's side. I can't fit any fingers between the tire/fender on the driver's side, but can fit nearly 2 on the passenger's side. It really looks like crap.
I am at a loss.... I looked at the suspension and it doesn't look like anything is bent/broken. Does anyone have any recommendations as to what to look for, or has anyone had this problem before? I really don't want to go through the hassle of doing the fronts if I'll need to step up to coilovers to solve my wheel gap issues.
Thanks for any help in advance.
Steve K.
Well, today, I went ahead and did the rear suspension with KYB adjustables and Tanabe Super H springs. I'll be darned if the wheel gap issue is still there. Yes the car is lower, but the passenger side still had 1 inch more gap then the driver's side. I can't fit any fingers between the tire/fender on the driver's side, but can fit nearly 2 on the passenger's side. It really looks like crap.
I am at a loss.... I looked at the suspension and it doesn't look like anything is bent/broken. Does anyone have any recommendations as to what to look for, or has anyone had this problem before? I really don't want to go through the hassle of doing the fronts if I'll need to step up to coilovers to solve my wheel gap issues.
Thanks for any help in advance.
Steve K.