SOLVED: Driver Side Frame 1/2 Lower, Shim Added to Rear Leaf Spring
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Loweredon33s
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I attacked the problem a little differently. I noticed that my truck had the lean since new. When I lowered it, the lean was more obvious and it bothered me enough to run extra air on the left to even it out.
Go look at the front of your lower leaf spring under the main leafā¦ is it touching? Is there a gap? Now compare that to the other side. I machined a billet clamp to squeeze the gapped side together and now itās so much better! I donāt need uneven air pressure now, it handles and rides better and traction is a lot more controllable. Important to note that my truck is already quite modified so my fix may not apply to everyone.
Big Blue
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Interesting, I'll have to look at mine. Do you have drawing or are you going to make them? I'd take mine in black not yellow.I attacked the problem a little differently. I noticed that my truck had the lean since new. When I lowered it, the lean was more obvious and it bothered me enough to run extra air on the left to even it out.
Go look at the front of your lower leaf spring under the main leafā¦ is it touching? Is there a gap? Now compare that to the other side. I machined a billet clamp to squeeze the gapped side together and now itās so much better! I donāt need uneven air pressure now, it handles and rides better and traction is a lot more controllable. Important to note that my truck is already quite modified so my fix may not apply to everyone.
Loweredon33s
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Iām not sure itās cost effective for me to make but Iām always open to making things. Thereās a $20 steel clamp available from Jegs.Interesting, I'll have to look at mine. Do you have drawing or are you going to make them? I'd take mine in black not yellow.
I want to know how this trick works on a more stock configuration before I worry about a product yet.
And noā¦. I only work in yellow and everyone else must suffer.
Big Blue
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My truck is stock suspension wise other than Bilstein rear shocks and Sumo springs. I'll look at springs when I get the chance. Right now we are getting someuch needed rain. I'll also check out the Jegs site.Iām not sure itās cost effective for me to make but Iām always open to making things. Thereās a $20 steel clamp available from Jegs.
I want to know how this trick works on a more stock configuration before I worry about a product yet.
And noā¦. I only work in yellow and everyone else must suffer.
Loweredon33s
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Damn, Iām in Md and itās been raining for almost a week now. Iām so used to my traction control light flashing that I hardly even notice it now.
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