03-04-2020, 08:31 PM
Hi Aaron
The front spring should have a bolt that passes through the spring leaves. The head of this bolt should be shaped as a small truncated cone. This fits into a hole on the underside of the chassis nose piece.
Firstly I would check that the bolt head does fit into the corresponding (central) hole. Secondly I would ensure that the ends of the spring are symmetrical about the bolt head.Thirdly I would check that there is no damage to the radius arms.
At the rear I would check that each rear spring is the same length and same camber.
If the body is still off centre check that it is bolted to the chassis centrally.
Finally if all this checks out I would start looking at any damage to the chassis!
Hope you sort it out
Cheers
Howard
The front spring should have a bolt that passes through the spring leaves. The head of this bolt should be shaped as a small truncated cone. This fits into a hole on the underside of the chassis nose piece.
Firstly I would check that the bolt head does fit into the corresponding (central) hole. Secondly I would ensure that the ends of the spring are symmetrical about the bolt head.Thirdly I would check that there is no damage to the radius arms.
At the rear I would check that each rear spring is the same length and same camber.
If the body is still off centre check that it is bolted to the chassis centrally.
Finally if all this checks out I would start looking at any damage to the chassis!
Hope you sort it out
Cheers
Howard