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Just look at rear suspension one side lower than other side a lot .any one had this before happen what could it be

I think we both know what it could be... you just don't want to admit it :/ DRC?

Did have knocking at front but this is rear same side driver side I guess have to book it in

Did you leave your wallet in on that side of the car?

I wish do you think take wheel spacers of before take it in I guess should be under warranty ?

rspj wrote:I wish do you think take wheel spacers of before take it in I guess should be under warranty ?

Yeah whatever it is should be a warranty job. Something definitely not right there. I'd probably leave the spacers if the garage is friendly (Hitchin for example) and remove them if not.

Bedford would claim they couldn't fix a headlight bulb because you were running spacers I'd wager... :/

I take to Portsmouth audi

Very much doubt ride height would be affected to that extent by DRC issue? Unless it's been run for a long time in a knackered state causing excessive wear to the spring.

The fuel tank is on that side though, so perhaps more likely to contribute towards the gap difference. If I had my car I'd have done a quick measure up for you.

first thought was a broken spring to be fair. Can you jack it up and take a look to see if everything looks normal?

Yes, good shout.

Also worth checking the high side to make sure the spring hasn't become misaligned on the rubber perch pad.

Did Jack car up last week to put wheel spacers on. I take wheels of again have quick look at springs first

Maybe you didn't get rid of the dead prostute you had in the boot??

She was fat one [WHITE SMILING FACE]

Looking at the NSR wheel, he's done enough curb crawling

That's the bloody wife on Saturday all i got was sorry