damn it hurt to see the first photo...

 

how does insurance say no to coverage? wtf?

 

it was due to the frame being bent. they said it was pinching one of the suspension components preventing it from sitting straight. they said as soon as they started to straighten the frame, everything popped back into place.

they broke my lip in the process though.. lol. jb-welded it and it broke again a couple weeks later *shrug*

 

heres the accident before i bought it.







i already bought a subframe so im wonderin if i change that would fix the problem... but if that doesnt work off to the frame shop it goes... hopefully it doesnt cost much

 

On flat ground, measure fender-to-wheel clearance on both sides of the rear.

After all the suspension parts check out, if there's still difference, it's the frame.

I had that problem.

One thing, though, is our rear knuckles (spindles) are weak, and if they're bent, they will be hard to notice.

A good frame shop will be able to diagnose what's wrong. They have to have a frame machine, and a really good tech.

 

did they fix your problem for you? i have the same problem as you my friend, the passenger side doesnt sit the way the driver side does on my rear and i hate it! i changed out my front and rear subframe and still have the same issue. any input?

thanks! some one please help!