You could do as most of us do. Park it on a slope so you don't see the
lean and happily ignore it.
John and Muddy
"KURT W. KRAUSS" wrote:
>
> Just got my '73 SIII back from my mechanic (I know- I know - I should do
> the work myself) and he replaced the valve seals and front pipe where it
> meets the new exhaust manifold, reset the timing and replaced the spark
> plugs. It no longer smokes on start up and idles beautifully. It also
> has ceased popping like a 2 stroke Saab when going down hills in gear.
> You could feel the exhaust leak between where the manifold and old front
> pipe met, apparently causing this "popping" condition and idle problem.
> Next question. It seems to be leaning to the right side. I remember
> reading somewhere that sagging springs can be caused by not enough use.
> It only has 17,500 original miles. Any suggestions? If I replace the
> springs, do I have to do all 4?
> Kurt Krauss
> 73 NAS SIII 88
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