Rohi123

Did anybody's Isf sag in the rear left? If it did what you do to fix it? Does replacing the spring fix it?

I8ABMR

left sags because of the drivers weight. All cars are like this. If you measure the front and compare left and right the right will always be higher on a used car

DCoolBeans

Yes ......

Rohi123

It's not supposed to sag 3/4 of an inch when I'm not in there

I8ABMR

sound s a bit low but I guess might depend on the age of the car, mileage, and weight of the driver . Springs sag over time. Is your car a high mileage F ?

Rohi123

I bought it with 29k on it and it was like that and it a 2012

I8ABMR

oh then ISF that BS !!! LOL I would have the dealer look at it. How does the car handle when pushed ?

Rohi123

I handles fine

I8ABMR

when you are measuring the difference I am assuming its on a level surface ?? Never heard of another ownber with this complaint. My F is a 2010 with 41k on it and I do feel like my rear left corner doesnt feel as stiff as the the rear right. Probably due to wear from the driver and my 280 lb asymmetry to the balance of the car

ISFpat

iTrader: (10)

No matter what I did to adjust the rear, the car would not settle evenly on all 4 corners. I eventually gave up lol

Rohi123

Yea level, I went to a dealer but they told me the us penguin was fine so idk what's going on

Rohi123

That's understandable but not 3/4 of an inch lol

Rickna

iTrader: (3)

At my age just about everything sags, but not my F.

tas02

iTrader: (2)

Didn't an alignment.

blckbrd

If your camber is off from one side to the other won't this affect ride height? Even by a small amount? If so, this plus the "factory sag" may amount to the 3/4".
I swear with my last alignment my ride height was more level afterwards.
I have BC coilovers and I adjust those ****ers constantly, always looking for the perfect stance. One week I want it higher. The next I want it lower. That's a lie, I never want it higher
Good luck