donchiotos
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I just completed my V6 project and the drivers side is lower than the left side. I put new bushings and springs. Has anyone else had this issue?
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donchiotos
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No it is left hand drive
Barry
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In your post on 24 SEP 2020, you wrote "I have a 66 Alpine with V6 which is lower on the drivers side than the passengers side."
In your first in this thread, you wrote "... and the drivers side is lower than the left side."
Sounds like a right hand drive car to me.
By the way, did you ever change the front coil springs and have you checked the rear leaf springs?
In your post on 24 SEP 2020, you wrote "I have a 66 Alpine with V6 which is lower on the drivers side than the passengers side."
In your first in this thread, you wrote "... and the drivers side is lower than the left side."
Sounds like a right hand drive car to me.
By the way, did you ever change the front coil springs and have you checked the rear leaf springs?
donchiotos
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No it is a left hand drive
yes I mad a mistake in explanation. It is left hand drive and the left drivers side is lower than the right side pasengers side. The bushings springs and ball joint are all new. Back is even. Don’t think leaf springs are the problem
donchiotos
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Just having car onlevel ground in garage you can see the drivers side is noticeable lower
