Got_All_4
Luke Skywalker
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I had about 10 miles on the rebuild and I thought it drove well with out an alignment. On my way to the tire shop today I heard a snap come from the rear right side. Car became a little hard to handle when I would shift. Kind of like torque steer. The shop couldn't get the car on the alignment rack so he wasn't able to align it or check out the rear end.
Back home I put it on jack stands and discovered that the U bolts on the right weren't super tight and one stripped when I tighten it. I find it had to believe though that the rear end was moving around that much but it's possible. Decided to measure from the front axel center line to the rear center line. 1" difference between sides. Driver side was 87&7/8" and the passenger side was 1" longer. How this can be? I did put in new Super Pro bushings on the front and rear ends and no other major work was needed done to the frame. Also I had been driving the car for 30 years with no problems.
So I could really use those measurements and any ideas for trouble shooting?
Back home I put it on jack stands and discovered that the U bolts on the right weren't super tight and one stripped when I tighten it. I find it had to believe though that the rear end was moving around that much but it's possible. Decided to measure from the front axel center line to the rear center line. 1" difference between sides. Driver side was 87&7/8" and the passenger side was 1" longer. How this can be? I did put in new Super Pro bushings on the front and rear ends and no other major work was needed done to the frame. Also I had been driving the car for 30 years with no problems.
So I could really use those measurements and any ideas for trouble shooting?