Driver Side Sits Higher Than Passenger Side
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Dailydriving300ci-of-fury
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Driver Side Sits Higher Than Passenger Side
What's up guys. Got a quick question, and I'm wondering if any of y'all have had any similar issues. Installed my 6" RC kit, no problems at all, rides great, got the truck aligned, no problems. Only thing, and call me crazy, but the truck sits about 1.5"-2" higher on the driver side and it's driving me kinda nuts. I tried flexing a good bit and taking the truck down some gravel roads to see if it settles. No luck. I'm gonna get the truck on some jack stands and take the spring loose and check over everything to make sure the spring isn't sitting ****-eyed on top of the spring perch when I get some time. Just seeing what you guys suggest. I didn't take the time to measure before and after the lift so I don't have any numbers right now, sorry. Haha. But just seeing what y'all may have in mind to assist me. Thanks in advance for the help.
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65mechanic (03-26-2014)
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Dailydriving300ci-of-fury
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Lol. That's definitely an idea. But it's pretty noticeable. I'm fixing to get some numbers on my flat driveway and go about un and re-installing the driver side spring. The passenger side sits way nicer.
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Hahahaha nah I figured I would just give a little crap.... but idk what would cause that. Do you have dual shocks or singles? When I did my duals they are different sizes. Otherwise maybe they gave you a 4 inch coil spring and a 6? does it sit 2 inches higher just in the front or in the front and the back?
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Dailydriving300ci-of-fury
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Hahahaha nah I figured I would just give a little crap.... but idk what would cause that. Do you have dual shocks or singles? When I did my duals they are different sizes. Otherwise maybe they gave you a 4 inch coil spring and a 6? does it sit 2 inches higher just in the front or in the front and the back?