That's got some kind of leveling springs in the back...

Or you have it loaded down with bricks. One or the other.

 

Bricks

Like I said, if it has anything like that, I did't install it. I'll look underneath it tomorrow and see if I can see any labels. What should I look for? I'm obviously not proficient in automobile suspensions.

 

Musky- Your hot rod is looking good !!

I leveled mine back around 2009 with Cobalt SS/TC rear springs. That & added the rear TTR bar.

 

any chance you can toss a tape measure on the top of the wheel openings sitting static? that would give me a base line for mine, thanks. Mine always seemed to sit high in the rear

 

Nice Panel!

I'll do it first thing in the morning. Where do you want me to measure from (from what to what?)

Sorry, but I just got back from happy hour!

 

Stock springs are black in color. Aftermarket springs are usually painted a different color like red, blue or yellow.

 

I get the same effect when I’m traveling with 15+ bowling balls in the back. LOL

 

dang those swirl Mark's make me wanna say pull it in and let's fix that *cringe*

Cars shouldnt look that way.. they should look like glass..

My pictures are supposed to be down here

Oh well you get the idea..

 

Have to see how this looks durring the day...


Sooo before annnd..

Annnd after..

 

lol . . . . . measure from the ground to the top of the arch (the wheel opening).

I actually bought my panel after i inherited a PT Cruiser and realized a small boxy car worked well for my biz. Really hated the Chrysler platform and had seen a few panels around. A friend of a friend got one in on his car lot and it was the exact color i wanted (had a pace car Vette in Atomic Orange) i bought the panel sight unseen and had it shipped down. every time i drive it i like it more and more. I'm having a lot of fun with it, got lots of plans for it