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Truck sits crooked!
I put on 2.5 level kit and the drviers side sags/sits lower by about an inch. What did I do wrong? Gonna put her on the hoist and check the springs maybe swap sides.
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Did you get the coil to seat properly?
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Go about 40mph down a dirt road, it should straighten out.
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What were your measurements BEFORE you did the lift...the measurement from the center of the hub to the top point on the wheel well? If there was already a difference between the sides, you might have added additional height difference with the lift which is why it is now noticeable.
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My truck has always been a little less than 1/2" higher on the left front. I've tried correcting it with new springs but it remains the same. I'm guessing my problem is actually in the rear.
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Give this a shot.
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i didnt measure it before so it could of been but now its drivin me crazy. ill try the spring swap tonight and let ya know
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My truck sits 1" lower on the drivers side. I started a thread about this a while ago and a lot of members told me they had the same problem and that all PSD's did this.
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Well thats not cool. Maybe Ill add an extra spacer of some sort on the one side to level her out.
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Before you do that I would drive the truck over some bumps for a few days and see if they seat themselves. I've installed alot of springs that either sit crooked or just plain too high overall, and after driving a rough road a few times they've worked themselves in and sat correctly. Sometimes they just torsion load when lowered back down and have to displace that energy and rotate themselves into place.
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