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Default Right rear side of my 400 FGA one inch lower than left???

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I just noticed that my right rear corner of my Honda 400FGA is lower than the left by 1 inch. Any ideas as to what would cause this?? Any help or direction will be greatly appreciated.

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Have you hauled any thing heavy or crashed it into any thing? Or it could be just a low tire. Welcome to the forums.
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How old is the quad? Could be a worn shock
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Did you have the rear fender off lately, maybe not "plugged" in right or maybe your swingarm carrier bearing is shot on that side ?

If it was a weak shock both sides would be equally sagging, well if it has just one shock that is....I don't know what model a 400 FGA is ?

If two shocks maybe preload somehow changed to softest although can't see how that could happen.

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Quote: Originally Posted by Huffa View Post
Did you have the rear fender off lately, maybe not "plugged" in right or maybe your swingarm carrier bearing is shot on that side ?

If it was a weak shock both sides would be equally sagging, well if it has just one shock that is?
I am stupid! He did say rear, now that I read back.
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