[schleg79]

I'm officially at a loss here....Could an upset corner balance cause the car to pull to either direction while driving? Maybe some other component I'm overlooking.

In my case, the car pulls to the right - I've had an alignment with no change - still the same pull, and another alignment. Shop says it's good, but IT STILL PULLS RIGHT. I have had the ride heights "tuned" lately.

Quick history: had the ride height adjusted. The back end was too low, especially the back left (a clue, perhaps?). Immediately upon leaving the shop (not the alignment shop) with the heights perfect (measured at wheel wells), the car pulls right. Get it aligned. Still pulls; re-aligned (shop says its near perfect), still pulls.

I find a stuck brake caliper, front right. So this is it!! I spend the weekend doing a brake job with new front calipers, lines all around, etc. All wheels now spin freely, brakes good (thanks, Pelican). STILL PULLS RIGHT. Is there something else at play here or could this alignment shop just be hosed up??? (note: alignment was not the type that spins the wheels, so the brake shouldn't have played a factor).

Could I have upset the weight distribution so much with the ride height adjustments that it causes the car to steer right? Maybe something else...

Thanks in advance.