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Post by njhcx4xlife on Nov 8, 2005 17:44:56 GMT -3
After a little wheelin today It seemed my front axle was pulled about a 1/2-1 inch towards the passanger side. It is really noticiable when looking at the bump stops because they are both off center of the spring. I have had the lift since summer but just noticed this today with the front sway bar disconnected and the tire only hit the passanger side flar when flexed. I haven't tried adjusting my front trac bar yet but will that most likely fix the problem? any other suggestions?.....vince
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Post by jps4jeep on Nov 8, 2005 17:59:44 GMT -3
get leaf springs!
honestly If you lifted and did not adjust the trac bar then the axle will favor one side, I believe the front will favor the drivers side, and the rear the passengers side.
Bcarms's jeep is like this too.
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Post by bluerocket on Nov 8, 2005 18:29:05 GMT -3
Adjust the trac bar thats it for sure. And make sure the bolts holding the tracbar on are tight.
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Post by njhcx4xlife on Nov 8, 2005 22:56:16 GMT -3
i think leaf springs are out of the question, haha and mine is pulled to the passanger side in the front, not the driver side. I need to shorten the trac bar to center it. I know I def need to adjust the trac bar but I guess my other question is what would cause this because as far as I can remember it was centered yesterday and I know for sure it was centered after the lift was installed and the lift settled. The only thing I did different today was disconnect the sway bar for the first time but I don't see why that would change anything....Vince
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Post by bluerocket on Nov 8, 2005 23:15:27 GMT -3
Its possable something bent due to the extra flex? I would cycle the suspention and check to see if anything is binding, I would also check the trac bar mounts its possible one has come loose.
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Post by chrometj on Nov 8, 2005 23:43:32 GMT -3
the end at the frame connection can get loose, mine did a few months after the lift
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