One wheel catching the arch

Started by johnf, August 15, 2013, 10:41:17 AM

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johnf

I have the front offside whell catching the arch.

Took the wheel off and the spring looks ok although there does seem to be an adjustment knob for the damper there isn\'r any height adjutment that I can see.

What make is this.

One of the top mounts looks very dirty compared to the other.

I\'ve attached a couple of pics and I\'m looking for advice really.

Don\'t want to invest in a complete suspension upgrade atm.

Thanks
I started with nothing and I have most of it left

steve garbutt

How old are the springs John, could just be a sagging spring, usually on the drivers side.
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johnf

Hi Steve

No idea how old - are springs available sepseralty.

John
I started with nothing and I have most of it left

Carbon RX

My GF\'s car was rubbing on one side only being set the same height, tweeked the damper to firm that corner up and solved. It seemed that the damper setting did not match the otherside, my GF denies fiddling but i dont beleive her tbh lol

grinder

they look like stock JDM front to be honest , im sure that the knob is a damper adjuster


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