A little update on how my C10 sits

[danitodanny]

very weird problem im having in the front where the wheel on the driver side sticks out more than the passenger side.

[Pro Performance]

How much farther does the driver wheel stick out? These older vehicles are sometimes just off from the factory due to tolerances back in the day.

[danitodanny]

Originally Posted by Pro Performance

How much farther does the driver wheel stick out? These older vehicles are sometimes just off from the factory due to tolerances back in the day.

it sticks out probably like an inch or two. the fender rubs against the tire during any bump.

[Pro Performance]

I would take some measurements, using the frame as a reference point. This may help you determine what is off.

Another thing, is to measure and make sure the backspace on both wheels is the same. I am assuming they are, but you never know, especially if they were put on by the previous owner. The link below will show how how backspace is measured, as well as some other wheel information.

https://www.azproperformance.com/Whe...formation.html

[hobbz]

Are you sure your wheels have the same backspacing?

[ksshane]

it might just be the picture but it almost looks like that is a 10" wheel on the front and an 8" wheel in the back.

[danitodanny]

Originally Posted by ksshane

it might just be the picture but it almost looks like that is a 10" wheel on the front and an 8" wheel in the back.

I'm going to check out backspacing and all tomorrow. I'll keep you guys updated

[72BlckButy]

Originally Posted by ksshane

it might just be the picture but it almost looks like that is a 10" wheel on the front and an 8" wheel in the back.

[danitodanny]

its not the wheel size. I checked that just now. A pic to give you some reference.

[danitodanny]

what it looks like under

[danitodanny]

pics from side

[hobbz]

how about a pic of the passenger side to compare, one showing the suspension like you did on this side

[danitodanny]

there you go. this is the passenger side

[SCOTI]

The driver side a-arm has definitely taken a hard hit near it's pivot point. I would be checking everything around that area. As far as the pics, when showing a comparison for others to see/help with, try & take similar photos of each side. That one shot of just the pass a-arm isn't telling much so more pics would be better. After that....

How thick are the shim stacks for the upper a-arms @ each location (driver front, driver rear; pass front, pass rear)?

Did you dismount the wheels from the hubs & verify each were the same size & backspacing?

Is this how you bought the truck or was something changed (pics look like the front end has not been touched but it's worth asking the question)?

[danitodanny]

Originally Posted by SCOTI

The driver side a-arm has definitely taken a hard hit near it's pivot point. I would be checking everything around that area. As far as the pics, when showing a comparison for others to see/help with, try & take similar photos of each side. That one shot of just the pass a-arm isn't telling much so more pics would be better. After that....

How thick are the shim stacks for the upper a-arms @ each location (driver front, driver rear; pass front, pass rear)?

Did you dismount the wheels from the hubs & verify each were the same size & backspacing?

Is this how you bought the truck or was something changed (pics look like the front end has not been touched but it's worth asking the question)?

I did take out the wheels and measured. they are 15x8 all around. the truck was bought how you see it. it was crashed into a tree (on the passenger side) which is why I bought it for so cheap.

[SCOTI]

Originally Posted by danitodanny

I did take out the wheels and measured. they are 15x8 all around. the truck was bought how you see it. it was crashed into a tree (on the passenger side) which is why I bought it for so cheap.

The frame is bent and/or it shifted the body over during impact (depends on angle of impact).

[danitodanny]

Originally Posted by SCOTI

The frame is bent and/or it shifted the body over during impact (depends on angle of impact).

How much you think it'd cost to get frame aligned

[lolife99]

I see drop spindles in those pics also.

[danitodanny]

Originally Posted by lolife99

I see drop spindles in those pics also.

No kidding... Really?? I was going to buy mcgaughys 2.5" drop spindles. I already have?

[lolife99]

Originally Posted by danitodanny

No kidding... Really?? I was going to buy mcgaughys 2.5" drop spindles. I already have?

yep,...

[danitodanny]

This is why I love this forum. Thanks @lolife

[msgdsrf]

I have a similar issue, though just 1/2". If the frame was bent wouldn't the wheels be bent the same as the body mount points? So no differences seen left and right? If you look at your front bumper and inspect the inside gap from front fender to inside bumper at the end curve, is there a difference in gaps left and right? If the bumper is not gapped the same then I'm thinking it's body algnment on the frame, becouse the bumper (in good condition) is an extention of the frame.

[VDOG]

I have the same problem. I was told GM did not take the time to measure and center the frontend. Just threw them together. Mine does not stick out as much but I can tell the difference from passenger side to driver side.

[familyfast64]

Are you sure there isn't a backsliding problem. I'm not trying to be rude or correct you or nothing, but it sure looks like a lot of rim showing up front. You got that baby low tho, looks killer.

[jimmyjammoto]

Drivers side lower control arm bushing looks non existant also...?