Well I have just finished my diff clunk investigation (positive results so far) and when I snapped this pic it looked like my car was sitting uneven. When I measured my right side was a about a 1/2" lower than my left side. Now my car was on ramps in the front and jack stands in the rear for over 2 months. I am wondering if my suspension just needs to settle again after being fully extended for so long. At the time of this picture, I have not driven it out of the garage yet... weather was horrible.

Drive your car for 20 miles and then check again.

Also, Some pro's make their suspension this way so that when they are seated in the car, the suspension ballances out. How much do you weigh?

I am a cow.... hahah.. no I am an average 190 lb 5' 10" dude. Nothing crazy on the thin or fat side.

turn ons include fast cars, space shuttles and the letter Z

I am a cow.... hahah.. no I am an average 190 lb 5' 10" dude. Nothing crazy on the thin or fat side.

turn ons include fast cars, space shuttles and the letter Z

hahahahaha

I like the painted floor and track lighting Nice in-home showroom

Took her for a drive this evening. Both sides settled down about an inch and they are a half finger width within each other. She looks and sits level now.

Thanks, the garage was a labor of love... still have some plans for vintage art on the walls.

When the car was on the stands the spring probably came off the perch, when you lowered the car the spring was setting up on the perch not in it. When you drove the car it worked its way back in. I assume you have some type of lowering springs on the car, there free length is short enough they will not be held in place when the car is off the ground like the stock springs.

Your point is most likely correct. I have tokico struts and springs on her for now.