My Jeep is Leaning.

[JungleLarry]

Yeah...it's leaning, and it's bugging the crap out of me. I had 4" ProComp springs on before and after a trip off road, I found my Jeep leaning towards the rear passenger side at 2 inches. So, I replaced the springs with 4.5" Extreme Duties from Rubicon Express. During the install, I took off the rear passenger spring pack and all the leafs fell out (the center pin was bent in 5 different directions and wasn't holding the springs together). Also, all of the friction plates were smashed, shattered, tattered, and torn. I thought this was why my Jeep was leaning.

But I just measured it again, and it is leaning 3/4" still. WHY? I replaced springs AND shackles and I thought that would take care of the problem. Granted, the springs have only been on for about 5 days now, I would have expected the Jeep to even out.

Should I give the springs a couple more weeks to settle down, or should I look to another problem to get my Jeep leveled out?

Thanks for the input,
Nick

[wicker]

Might want to try measuring the actual spring mount in the shackle..if that's the same on all 4 corners then look to body mounts?? Other than that mine leans to the passenger side about 1/2" but it doesn't bother me anymore.

[yesterdaylight]

i've heard it you drive the drivers side up on a block and leave it over night it will even out. later

[JungleLarry]

Originally Posted by yesterdaylight

i've heard it you drive the drivers side up on a block and leave it over night it will even out. later

I'll try that tonight. I ran it over the curb a couple times to try and beat it out of them, but they aren't budging. I'll let you know how that works, though