Thanks, I kind of figured as much. I took some measurements from the trim pieces to the tire on both side and it looks like my passenger side rear is about 1/8" too far forward. Hopefully I can loosen things up, tap it back and snug it back up.
Then on to the next project... New dist rotor, cap, wires and plugs.
Rear differential is shot. Help?
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