jonthetourist
Active Member
If I can detect that one side of my car is sitting lower than the other, but other people have to be encouraged to notice it should I:
A Replace all springs and shocks at once
B Ignore it since the car rides beautifully
C Some compromise between these extremes.
It's not road camber as I have checked it on different surfaces, but the offside sits lower than the n/side on my SL. It's just coming up to 100k, and I am planning a European trip this summer, which is why I am considering preventive maintenance options at present. Have other owners replaced springs? It's 22 years old and a keeper, so I am willing to spend the money if required. (although I have no idea what it would cost).
Any thoughts?
Jon
A Replace all springs and shocks at once
B Ignore it since the car rides beautifully
C Some compromise between these extremes.
It's not road camber as I have checked it on different surfaces, but the offside sits lower than the n/side on my SL. It's just coming up to 100k, and I am planning a European trip this summer, which is why I am considering preventive maintenance options at present. Have other owners replaced springs? It's 22 years old and a keeper, so I am willing to spend the money if required. (although I have no idea what it would cost).
Any thoughts?
Jon