ok, so I got this '03 and the rear end gridle was broken... so I got a new one from Ford and my friend was able to lower the IRS from the main IRS bolts...and change the Girdle. The car was put back together and when I took it for a test drive it feels like its DOGTAILING!
I looked at the spacing of the rear wheels and the passanger side wheel is closer to the front than the driver side wheel! Its not centered... so I figured since the car has IRS maybe he messed with the alignment of the rear. Took it to Sears to get all 4 wheels aligned and they said that the car was unalignable! (if thats a word?) they said that the rear end was messed up. but I drove the car before my friend broke the girlde and it went straight and smooth! the only thing that changed since then was the fact that he cahnged the rear end girdle.
is there a way to fix this problem? shouldnt they had been able to get the car aligned cause I thought that there is only one way to but the IRS back? also now the car has wheel hop when I get on it!? whats the deal?
I looked at the spacing of the rear wheels and the passanger side wheel is closer to the front than the driver side wheel! Its not centered... so I figured since the car has IRS maybe he messed with the alignment of the rear. Took it to Sears to get all 4 wheels aligned and they said that the car was unalignable! (if thats a word?) they said that the rear end was messed up. but I drove the car before my friend broke the girlde and it went straight and smooth! the only thing that changed since then was the fact that he cahnged the rear end girdle.
is there a way to fix this problem? shouldnt they had been able to get the car aligned cause I thought that there is only one way to but the IRS back? also now the car has wheel hop when I get on it!? whats the deal?