I really need help!!

I really need help!!

So when I put my coils in my rear end links for my sway bar were rubbing like crazy. So I just got my new ones in the mail today and spent a couple hours putting them on (the bottom bolts were seized on) and to my disappointment, they still rub. and when I look under the car they are completely twisted to one side. Why is this happening? Do I have them too high up on the coil? Do i need to reposition them somehow? Any help is appreciated cus until I get this fixed I'm driving my 1987 Ford Ranger. :sad::sad:

Thanks.

is there any way that you can take pictures???

Yeah, show some pics. We need a good visual.

I'll try and snap some pics tomorrow and load them up here. I kinda thought pics would be requested. It is kinda hard to help without actually seeing the problem.

No worries. We'll solve it.

Ok guys, I can't figure out how to get a picture on here and I don't have much time to mess with it. So after about a week of my car sitting, I finally got a chance to work on it tonight. I re-adjusted the endlink attachment "ring" on the coil so its as low as it can go. I got most of the rubbing to go away, just a small bit over big bumps. The weird thing is, when the car is on the ground, there is like a finger width gap between the coils and endlink on the driver side but I can barely fit the tip of my finger between the two on the other side...:crazy::crazy::crazy: It's like a never ending struggle. Anyway...any ideas would be appreciated as to how I can completely cure this problem. I will try to load up some pics in my free time.

I still can't do anything until I can see it.

whaat kind of car is it on?

1997 Corolla

Bro take a pick thats never heard of I just have the spring for my coil and it doesnt rub at all ....