75 series land cruiser leaning towards the front left hand side

[Walter Tulin]

Good day All,

My land cruiser trooper 75 series is leaning on the front left-hand side. It is 1 inch lower than the driver's side. I don't think it's my springs as I just had those built up. Can someone advise?

Please assist.

 

[RhinoRig]

Funny. It's the opposite here. Every single one leans to the right. Followed mine from behind the other day... same damn thing! Maybe a coriolis effect?

 

[roscoFJ73]

When they were built up ,were they reinstalled on the correct side? Are the shackles at the same angle? Apart from a flat tyre, its hard to see why it wouldn't be the springs, unless something was horribly bent (expensive thoughts) or broken.

 

[Tennessee Jed]

You just had your springs "built up". Do you mean you just installed a lift kit? Re-arched? Or did you put some kind of spacer block in your suspension? Most spring sets come A side and B side, marked on the spring pack - might have got them reversed, as Rosco mentioned.

 

[Walter Tulin]

Hi Tennessee jed, i collected springs and built them up. No spacer block was used. How do i tell which side A/B is for the left or right of the vehicle?

 

[Tennessee Jed]

Well if you built your own springs up then they won't be marked for side, but many lift kits have marked A springs and B springs, and normally the A goes on the driver side. If you built your own spring pack, add or remove a leaf here or there to level it out.