Rear subframe adjustment
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Rear subframe adjustment
Hello all,
After I installed wheel spacers on my car, I noticed that the left and right wheels stick out at different distances.
According to carvx, my car is accident-free and I couldn't find any traces of an accident.
I tried to find the cause by measuring, and it looks like the rear subframe is slightly misaligned. I'm 100% sure that the cause are not the control arms.
We're talking about 5 millimeters (~ 0.19 inch) measured against measuring points on the bodywork.
Since the subframe sits on the alignment pins on the chassis, the question is whether anything can be adjusted here?
br
Bastian
After I installed wheel spacers on my car, I noticed that the left and right wheels stick out at different distances.
According to carvx, my car is accident-free and I couldn't find any traces of an accident.
I tried to find the cause by measuring, and it looks like the rear subframe is slightly misaligned. I'm 100% sure that the cause are not the control arms.
We're talking about 5 millimeters (~ 0.19 inch) measured against measuring points on the bodywork.
Since the subframe sits on the alignment pins on the chassis, the question is whether anything can be adjusted here?
br
Bastian
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Hello all,
After I installed wheel spacers on my car, I noticed that the left and right wheels stick out at different distances.
According to carvx, my car is accident-free and I couldn't find any traces of an accident.
I tried to find the cause by measuring, and it looks like the rear subframe is slightly misaligned. I'm 100% sure that the cause are not the control arms.
We're talking about 5 millimeters (~ 0.19 inch) measured against measuring points on the bodywork.
Since the subframe sits on the alignment pins on the chassis, the question is whether anything can be adjusted here?
br
Bastian
After I installed wheel spacers on my car, I noticed that the left and right wheels stick out at different distances.
According to carvx, my car is accident-free and I couldn't find any traces of an accident.
I tried to find the cause by measuring, and it looks like the rear subframe is slightly misaligned. I'm 100% sure that the cause are not the control arms.
We're talking about 5 millimeters (~ 0.19 inch) measured against measuring points on the bodywork.
Since the subframe sits on the alignment pins on the chassis, the question is whether anything can be adjusted here?
br
Bastian
Related thread:
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generati...gurus-1165104/
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generati...gurus-1165104/
Good luck.
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