SuperZ

Thanks for the pictures! Those help out a lot. When I get home tonight I will post the pictures of it and let you know what I found out. Thanks again everyone!

If that is the case, then a new one should solve my problem, right? I sure hope that is it!

Thanks Ed! The wheel is only about 1" off. There is a 3" gap in back, 1" in the front. If I can move it back 1", then it would be even (2" and 2"). Hopefully that works! I will be taking it all apart tomorrow. I will take lotz of pictures during the process too. (of both sides) And don't worry, I won't drive it any more until this is all cleared. Now, if only tomorrow were here...

Is the T/C Rod adjustable? I did see that rod back there when I was looking at it, but I didn't get under it to check it out. Also, what does T/C stand for? Is that the same as a tie-rod? What kind of options are available if something is bent out of shape? Can I bend it back and weld it? Or does it need to be replaced? Thanks for the help guys. I sure need it!

okay, I'll take a look. Hope it isn't too bad! Any ideas of what it could be? The tire isn't turned at all, it is just too far forward. It still sits faily straight compared to the driver's tire. It doesn't even bend in or out. ???

The passenger side front tire appears to be too far forward. There is about a 3" gap between the body and the back of the tire, but only a 1" gap betwen the front of the tire and the body. The driver's side tire is perfectly centered. Due to this, the car pulls really hard to the left. (cuz the passenger side tire is too far forward) Is this just a simple problem that an alignment job would take care of? Or do I have to do something else? I haven't taken the time to go through everything yet, and I don't really know much about aligning the front end. But I know enough to get the work done if you know what might be wrong. Any suggestions?