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a1991zr1 · 09-27-2011

There is no way in h$ll you damaged the Diff. Take your car down to the local firestone as they tend to have the best alinement machines out there, and get the alignment checked. I would say 95% chance the rear camber got knocked out. I have had way more than 300 lbs in the back of mine and never had an issue. you can check this yourself with a barnyard alignment the service manual give you all the measurements take two levels and hold them on the outside of each rim and measure the distance from the level right to left front of tire and rear of tire and let me know what you get.

09-27-2011	#15
a1991zr1 Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: montgomery tx Posts: 65	Re: Differential issue... There is no way in h$ll you damaged the Diff. Take your car down to the local firestone as they tend to have the best alinement machines out there, and get the alignment checked. I would say 95% chance the rear camber got knocked out. I have had way more than 300 lbs in the back of mine and never had an issue. you can check this yourself with a barnyard alignment the service manual give you all the measurements take two levels and hold them on the outside of each rim and measure the distance from the level right to left front of tire and rear of tire and let me know what you get.