Springs Sagging?

[pfleuret]

I need some other eyeballs to look at the car ride height in back. Seems to me a bit low. And the left side is definitely 1/2” lower than the right. Is that within normal variation? Trying to figure out if I should tackle the rear springs or just call it good. Thx.

[JimsHot66]

Looks good to me! Can't speak to the height variation. If there's no tire scraping and it rides nice, I'd call it good.

Jim

[Joe Travers]

The driver side usually sags after a few decades if it doesn't carry a passenger.
Mine was sagging 3/4" and felt softer on driver's side going over speed bumps, so I changed mine.
Check shocks and bushings first.

Joe

[poboyjo65]

I need some other eyeballs to look at the car ride height in back. Seems to me a bit low. And the left side is definitely 1/2” lower than the right. Is that within normal variation? Trying to figure out if I should tackle the rear springs or just call it good. Thx.

People spend lots of money, & do lots of work to get their car to have a stance like yours! front & rear !!!

does the left front sit lower than right front ?or is it all in the rear? if it is in the front you could probably swap sides with the coils ,,,& with you in it probably would sit bout right.but that's a lot of work. I'm guessing you mean it is lower on the left side with no body in the car? do you like the way it rides? several ways to approach it depending on what you want. if you're content with the ride you could add weight to the right side in the trunk for a while. also you could get those twist in things that twist in between the coils. my car had like 5 on one side & 6 on the other when I got it,took em out & the tires rubbed, so put them back in until I redid the whole car.

[pfleuret]

Many thanks for the helpful feedback!