sounds stupid but are you parked on a hill?

 

no, just in my garage, which I know isn't "perfectly" leveled but I can't see how that would effect it because it's hardly noticeable.

could it be the springs not resting properly? it's gonna be out of storage soon, so i hope as I drive it, it can settle or someone can have a look at it.

 

my car done the same thing but idk why.sorry i cant help but i got same problem

 

Blown shocks, They'll droop. Check around the shocks for fluid.

 

there doesn't seem to be any fluid present from neither shocks all around, tho I know my old rear shocks were blown and they were oozing fluid like a wet vag lol.

I can't wait to figure out what it is and get it fixed.

 

you know what bro i have the same problem. my right rear is lower then the left rear and i got new shocks!! i cant find a fix or why.Someone said " maybe the car was hit in the rear a long time ago before i bought it...i dont see any frame damage. then a import guy at a shop said most hondas and 240`s tend to sit low on the drivers side because we sit there everyday but even when im outa the car it still has a gangsta lean so i dont know.

i guess our only solution is to date a fat chick and ride around with her till the car levels out then dump her

 

Agrred ^^^ lol. Really thought, my old one did the same thing dont know why. The we sit on the drivers side so it sags a little more kinda makes sense but the suspension holds the car dont thinkk like 200lbs wwould make that big of a difference. dont know though

 

First off, the last post was over a year ago. Anyway, have you two latest posters tried measuring from the fender to the ground to see if it's actually off?