X2 I cured mine by adjusting the sway bar links....sounds a little crazy but it works for sure.

 

Yes , it came with new end links for the rear. At this point I'll try anything...thanks for the info.

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RE , they are pretty good kits , right ?

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Which kit did you purchase?

RE is decent stuff, typically a little more complete than others. US made product.

They used to be great but went through some hard times, folded and then was picked up by Transamerican Auto Parts (Smittybilt, Pro Comp, 4WP)

 

3.5" super flex kit , and added front drive shaft , plus exhaust spacer kit.

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It's the Jk lean. I just live with it.

 

Are the rear springs bowing at all?

 

They were until I put my control arms in.

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I thought I was gonna have to put correction plates in.

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Some sag, some do not. I did not notice it stock, as the Jeep is low to the ground and the eye does not catch it. I did notice it with a Rough Country lift - leaned about 1 inch to the right. I switched to an AEV lift (3.5") and I can only notice it if I actually measure it, and it is about 1/2 lean, but the eye can not see it again.

I researched this as it was driving me nuts, and it turns out some just come out of the factory that way.