MrHooah04

Just finished installing my TF 2.5" coil lift with Bilsteins and noticed the back right of my rig is about 1" lower than the back left, anyone have any suggestions as to where I went wrong. I noticed I remounted my rear trackbar on the top of the two axel mount holes, for 2.5 inches should it be in the lower of the two?

Would love to figure this out, any help is much appreciated

catahoula

Check to see if your springs are seated correctly.

MrHooah04

The kit didnt specify if there was a correct way or not...if there is, what exactly is it? Thanks man

catahoula

I've just installed replacement coil springs off of a 4 dr on my 2 dr. When I put the rear ones in I noticed I had to twist them a bit for them to seat properly. I hope this helps. Hopefully others will chime in to give you their advice as well.

MrHooah04

Ill double check tomorrow, thanks fr the help. Anyone else have any experience with this?

kage kicker

Not sure about this exact lift but some manufacturers don't compensate for the gas tank on the passenger side and that is why some people have the gangster lean.

Ryan0260

This is very true

MrHooah04

Anyone else have any ideas? Bumppp

Jonathan_JK

Looks like your Jeep has the dreaded "Chevy Lean" I would call their customer service and talk to a tech and see what he suggests to fix it. They might have to send you another spring.

Cheemsaf

If you just put on heavier tires and a new TC that's offset to the right side of the tailgate, that in conjunction with the gas tank could possibly cause the backright to sag a little; but the tire/wheel combo would have to be pretty heavy. I noticed it ever so slightly with my 37" Toyos. Dropped the spare off the back and the slight "chevy lean" went away. B!#ch getting it back on though.