[alex300]

My rear suspension is 1" lower on passenger side then drivers,thought it would of been springs so changed for some eibach springs but has made no difference,anyone got any thoughts on what may be causing it to sag,also there is a wining noise coming from the side that has sagged once you get over 20mph

 

[rickyrooo1]

Daft question but you don't have a row of units or a full tank of fuel that side etc? The only other thing could be worn bushes somewhere or a collapsed mount I guess?

 

[rickyrooo1]

Another thing I recall from my Land Rover days was "handed" springs to compensate for the driver and fuel although I doubt that is applicable

 

[alex300]

No units,just a 3 seater in the back,I have bought new bushes as they were advisory on last MOT but haven't got round to changing the yet

 

[colese]

you need to adjust the e front rosion bar to solve the rear problem..

check your front adjust is level..

 

[alex300]

How does adjusting the torsion bar affect the back?

 

[Bluebird Customs]

How does adjusting the torsion bar affect the back?

It's a mystery of the universe and just does, the offside front alters the near side rear and vice versa, take measurements from the centre of the wheel to the arch and move the van after each adjustment, keep an eye on the front measurments

 

[alex300]

Ok thanks for the advice guys,the front needs to go up anyway as the new springs are not as low as the old plus the previous owner has put the front on the deck,must be getting old when I'm putting suspension up instead of down!!