ok heres the thing...i went to discount tire co to get my front pilots swapped (of course they scratched my rims a bit)...and everythings cool but when i get out of my car i immediately notice that the front left wheel well seems to be sitting higher than normal..thought it was my imagination but i measured the left and the right and the left is higher!!..how the hell does that happed?..i wanna take it back but of course they arent gonna say its their fault...anyone got some idea why this is possible and what i need to do..im gonna take it to an alignment shop and have them look at it...help!!

 

are you trying to say the left front wheel has more positive camber or that the car has not fully settled yet from being on the lift? Please clarify

 

not a camber issue..i think its the suspension..i got it done on sat and its wed today..dont think it takes so long for suspension to settle does it?..and why only the left and not the right or any of the rear??

 

are you sure you measured on level ground?

 

yup

 

If you don't have Coil-overs the only thing I really think is the left front spring came out of the rubber isolator pockets and the spring twisted. With a factory spring that is impossible without a spring compressor. If you have lowering springs it could but they would have to be really low springs or you/someone cut a coil or two off. But like the previous poster said, were you on level ground when you made your measurements?

 

stock springs..and ive measured them all over the place to make sure it was level..my driveway..middle of the road..a lot of places..and the left is higher than the right...im hoping to put some revised 350z springs in so i hope that would just solve the issue

 

This might seem stupid, but are the tire sizes the same L/R?

 

they should be..they're the stock michelin pilots...could it be the difference in wear or something?...wow that was stupid..nevermind..this is pissing me off