Uneven Ride Height please help!

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if they are the OEM style they may be defective. Have you loosened all the control arm bushing to see how the car sits on a flat surface? You mentioned that your body had an uneven gap, did the body bushings get replaced?
 
I'm in the middle of doing that....I have it' high in the air and that's when I noticed this....they are oem rubber bushings I'll try loosening everything and seeing how it hangs. One of the bottom bolts broke on the lca and I replaced it with one that was loose in there. Do you know the stock size bolt so I could order one?
 
I was going to say 7/16 but I think they are metric. Measure the length you need and take one of the nuts to match it up with a bolt
 
pontiacgp said:
I was going to say 7/16 but I think they are metric. Measure the length you need and take one of the nuts to match it up with a bolt
18 millimeter is the nut size...not sure about the bolt and thread.
 
Man you guys are the best....I'll take the nut off the other side to match up to a metric bolt cuz the 7/16th bolt is sloppy. Im assuming the side that is not as low is the side that's hanging up. Ill undo one bushing at a time and hopefully it'll come down!!
 
if one side is dropping down without loosening up the bolt that could be your problem. The oem bushings are part of the suspension and play a part in the ride height.
 
So Wat do you recommend I do to figure it out.....the drivers side is the one that hangs lower but sits higher when on the ground. When I did those bushing I kinda beat the s*** out of it trying to get the bushings out. How can I tell if I bent it?
 
like I said I'd loosen all the control arm bushing bolts and see how the car sits on a flat surface
 
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