View Full Version : Can S13 crossmembers shift side to side? One of my wheels are sticking out
Urgh, got an annoying problem.
One wheel looks like its got a spacer on it, sticks out further out.
I changed the LCAs and no difference. I checked the steering arms, coils, caster and all is fine.
Some alignment guy told me he needs to "adjust the crossmember" and knock it a bit to the other side to even things out.
Any ideas?
Moore
08-30-2014, 08:12 AM
The cross member just line's up to studs. There's clearance but not enough to make a noticeable look like one side would have a spacer on. Car ever been in an accident?
Bleakley
08-30-2014, 08:30 AM
Front or Rear? Pictures?
Offset/size of rims different?
fliprayzin240sx
08-30-2014, 10:09 AM
S13s are notorious for that. Could have been wrecked before and frame is tweaked.
driftminds13
08-30-2014, 10:14 AM
Also, if your chassis harness (under driver fender) has been relocated up more to accommodate big wheels/tires and lowness your fender will bulge out more than the pass side making it look like one wheel is sunken in more.
Could also be a tweak in the front end like ^he said.
Signition
08-30-2014, 10:51 AM
Also, if your chassis harness (under driver fender) has been relocated up more to accommodate big wheels/tires and lowness your fender will bulge out more than the pass side making it look like one wheel is sunken in more.
Could also be a tweak in the front end like ^he said.
Exactly what happened to my fenders when i tucked the harness up.
Hey guys.
I did have a minor accident and I think you guys are right!
The front of the guard was hit so I think its been kinked in making the wheel more sunken in.
Its weird I never noticed until you guys mentioned it. I have a spare guard at home that needs painting but man those fenders are sooo flimsy lol.
Thanks for your input lads!
gazingelec
08-31-2014, 09:48 AM
good info,S13s are notorious for that. Could have been wrecked before and frame is tweaked.thankshttp://goo.gl/0AtosF
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