Rear sag, hate it...help me on ideas
#1
Rear sag, hate it...help me on ideas
My 2012 has a Rough Country 2.5 spring & shock lift with 35's..just got it back and she's sagging a bt in the back, hard top isn't even on yet, let alone kids etc. what can I do to make it sit at least level? I'm not an off roader per se. Maybe a trail here and there but without major modification, what can I do? Bags, spacers? Better rear springs? Thanks a lot!
#2
My 2012 has a Rough Country 2.5 spring & shock lift with 35's..just got it back and she's sagging a bt in the back, hard top isn't even on yet, let alone kids etc. what can I do to make it sit at least level? I'm not an off roader per se. Maybe a trail here and there but without major modification, what can I do? Bags, spacers? Better rear springs? Thanks a lot!
Last edited by k0260; 09-19-2012 at 09:53 PM.
#3
If its sagging because the rear springs are too weak for the job, you might have been sent the wrong springs. It happens. Spacers would not be a great idea if the springs are too weak.
If the spring is plenty strong but just the wrong height then spacers will help.
If the spring is plenty strong but just the wrong height then spacers will help.
#4
Take measurements and pictures. Then email/call the guys up at RC. They're great in customer service the few times I've needed them. And with their older springs, they tended to sag, they sent out brand new ones. Free
#7
Being in the business, occasionally we get a set of RC springs (always seem to be the rear) that sag out brand new, or within a month or two of owning them. RC has been great to replace them every time.
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#8
Do you have a heavy rear bumper or other rear weight contributors? Did you/someone install some spacers on the front to level it our before/during this lift?
The front should sit at or slightly below the rear. If it doesn't, I agree with the above... You must have got the wrong springs.
The front should sit at or slightly below the rear. If it doesn't, I agree with the above... You must have got the wrong springs.
#9
Usually the problem is the other way around with the front sagging. Assuming they installed the springs correctly, you could put some spacers in the rear to level it out, but a higher quality spring wouldn't be sagging like that, especially with no load
#10
No heavy bumper, no hard top yet either. Full spare but Ivthought from what I read it was a decent lift. It rides great, just wish it wouldn't have a rear lean.