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Mine does the same thing and i cant figure out why... Its pretty aggervating though
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I think there was a TSB on this someone else should know more about it
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There was a TSB about if from Ford. Ive printed it off and even went to the dealership and looked at the part they say will fix it. Basically looks like a 1 inch block lift with a wedge at the side. They want $237 for it from Ford. What I was reall wanting someone to see if they knew or had fixed this with some other means. I think I should just be able to add another inch block to only the drivers side rear to fix it. Just wanting to see if anyone had any experience with the fixing side of it. But your def right. Its aggravating as hell!
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Instead of adding a block to that side, I wonder if you could have a good spring shop re-arch the second to the lowest leaf in that side's leaf pack ( in other words, not the bottom overload spring, but the next one up. ) That way it would give you a balanced truck and not have a weird extra block on one side.
Or, maybe just add air bags to your truck and then just fill one side up a little bit to raise that side just enough. |
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I like the spring Idea or you could go with after market springs
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i changed from V code springs to X code and it still leans
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