Lift running higher on one side Vs the other?
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From: Hayward, CA
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
I installed a 4.5" rough country lift as well as clayton long arms and now my jeep is running 3/4" to 1 1/4" lower on the passenger side than the driver's side, at both wheel wells. What could possibly cause this? I already checked the shackles in the back and both are in the same position. Are the springs side specific (both front and rear sets)? Both of my front springs coil the same direction, is that ok? Anyone else have this happen? Im going to check the coil spring heights when I get home and see if theyre compressed the same amount, but even if they werent this would explain the rear since the difference in the rear is a little bit MORE than the front
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From: riverside,ca
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
That's interesting, in the pic I kinda looks as if the u bolts are resting on the unibody....mine is like 1/4" difference, haven't checked the leafs though...
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From: Hayward, CA
Year: 1996
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It's a full 3.5" pack with 1" shackle. I don't know about the shocks, weird that I've gotten multiple comments about the shocks since they are installed in the stock locations...
Oops, read ghat wrong. I think my coils are fine. The front is only off by like 1/4" now which definitely could be attributed to the rear being off by 1"
Oops, read ghat wrong. I think my coils are fine. The front is only off by like 1/4" now which definitely could be attributed to the rear being off by 1"
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From: Hayward, CA
Year: 1996
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