by921

I have installed iron Rock offroad 3.5 lift springs and the budget boost shackles. The lift height is about an inch different from the passenger side from the drivers side. The shackle angle is the same from side to side so I know it is not that. I am lost on how to get this issue fixed.

kgm

Did you tighten up all the hardware when it was on its own weight or in the air?

chipmaker

Sure it's not just the flares? The one on the short side looks a lil funky.

DirtyKK

measuring to flare isnt really a good idea. lots of inconsistencies.

make sure all your tires have the same psi and measure from level ground to the frame rail on both sides.

could have more weight on one side then the other too.

jeepnhike

Ditto on measuring to the frame rails. I had a 98 Grand Cherokee a few years back, and even the stock fenders weren't level.

toasterknight

Even better just measure from the axle to the frame. Don't have to worry about pressures.

by921

I did measure the axle to the frame and have gotten the same difference I just put that picture up because it was easier to take a picture of. I torqued everything but the u bolts on the ground so maybe I will try that and see what it does. Thanks for all of the replies.

andrewmp6

Which way does it lean to the driver or the passenger side?

by921

Passenger side

Jeep Driver

http://www.ironrockoffroad.com/10436.html


Is this what you got?

DirtyKK

Was it sitting level before the lift?

by921

No I have a full leaf pack

by921

No I had a add a leaf on it it and it was doing the same thing.

DirtyKK

I don't think it's much of an issue more then an annoyance. Lots of vehicles lean to one side or the other.

shadowmoses

The flare on the side that measures lower, looks like it's placed lower on the Cherokee