Quote:
Originally Posted by Natty
My question is, are these kits made to sit high on the DS to compensate for the spare and possibly also the weight of the driver? I find it hard to believe that when I get back home and throw on the spare it alone will be enogh to drop that side an inch and level the truck...
Can anyone offer some insight? Thanks!
|
Its more to compensate for the driver. Most people weigh more than a spare tyre

.
The sping that goes on the drivers side is usually 10-20mm higher when you turn them upside down on a level floor and compare them.
You are not the 1st to get springs that make your truck lean and I doubt adding the spare will help either.
If you had no lean before the spring swap ,tell ARB and stick to your guns until you get a replacement.
I dont believe that breaking them in will help.
__________________
HZJ75 cab chassis 95 model ,stocker
FJ73+1HZ Diesel NEW GEARBOX
1HZ =same power as 3F with 30% better fuel economy
2in Dobinsons lift.Powerdown adj shocks
33 in BFG A/T
HJ61 with slidin windas

regrettfully SOLD:(
Volvo 740 GL