RIde height

nybsMember

Was hoping someone could help me out. I get wheel rub on the rear passenger side with 295/15 wheels. The problem I have is I replaced the stock shocks with adjustable gas shocks. My shock on the rear passenger side is cranked up 1 inch higher than the rear driver side. I also have the front driver about 3/4 of an inch higher than the passenger front. The only thing I can think is the body has twisted but the car has never been in an accident that I can see. The other thing I noticed is my 295s really seem to stick out further than others I have noticed, are there different offsets on 10in campys Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers
Gerry

6/28/125:56 PM

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