I'm in the market for a new set of rear springs for El Guapo, but I can't seem to determine the best route for obtaining them, or if new springs will even fix the problem.
1st- The Problem:
After installing my Rough Country 4" lift, front springs/rear blocks, my truck has had that annoying list/lean to the driver's rear-and general slope downhill toward the tail.
2nd- The Questions:
Could there be something else at work here, other than sagging springs, which may be contributing to the lean? Do body mounts just "give out" on trucks, causing it to lean also??
3rd- Possible Solutions:
Buy new "factory" springs, hoping they will correct the issue.
---But, are factory good enough? I have found one "in house" manufacturer that purports claims that they make springs that have an extra
1-3/4" of arch, over factory, because factory springs will still settle in at a slope toward the rear. Anyone else hear anything like that before???
I just can't remember what site I went to to find them.:ugh
What about you guys? What kinds of situations and solutions have you all come across with your old rigs?
Thanks!
1st- The Problem:
After installing my Rough Country 4" lift, front springs/rear blocks, my truck has had that annoying list/lean to the driver's rear-and general slope downhill toward the tail.
2nd- The Questions:
Could there be something else at work here, other than sagging springs, which may be contributing to the lean? Do body mounts just "give out" on trucks, causing it to lean also??
3rd- Possible Solutions:
Buy new "factory" springs, hoping they will correct the issue.
---But, are factory good enough? I have found one "in house" manufacturer that purports claims that they make springs that have an extra
1-3/4" of arch, over factory, because factory springs will still settle in at a slope toward the rear. Anyone else hear anything like that before???
I just can't remember what site I went to to find them.:ugh
What about you guys? What kinds of situations and solutions have you all come across with your old rigs?
Thanks!