This dont look right??

[Munki boi]

Hi all, just noticed that my drivers side wheel arch is lower then the passenger side
has anybody got an idea whats wrong?

oh and im a newbie from derbyshire

 

[newannaive]

Is it parked on a flat surface..?

Are those 2 different tyres..? Looks like one is alot newer than the other as well, must handle like a bitch.

 

[TypeRiter]

This is relatively normal - as long as it is confirmed that your dampers/suspension is not damaged/leaking... IIRC it's due to the weight of the engine resting more toward the drivers side.

I lowered my coilovers ever so slightly to compensate for this on the passenger side.

On Tein lowering springs I found that I had this problem; the drivers side was a little lower.

My car on Tein Springs:

Driver Side:

Passenger Side:

 

[Munki boi]

Is it parked on a flat surface..?

Are those 2 different tyres..? Looks like one is alot newer than the other as well, must handle like a bitch.

yes its on a flat surface and yes its two different tyres, driver side wheel 5mm passenger side 3mm need to change them soon "i got the car like that" but handling is fine.

 

[Munki boi]

would a worn top mount bush and bearings cause this problem

 

[Chris.]

http://type-r-owners.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?69941-Suspension-drop-drivers-side..