Looks great, know you’re enjoying the improved ride! Interesting to see I’m not the only one that ended up with a lean when the front springs were both 6L. To be fair it wasn’t that bad but it was noticeable when looking closely. Seems like Dobinsons should consider make a left/right specific spring for the front like they do in the rear.Spent an hour or so adding the leaf I originally removed from the 7L front packs back to the drivers side front to help correct the lean. I still didn’t achieve a completely level stance but I’ll put a few hundred miles on it as-is and see where she settles. The two front leaf packs I received were from two different batch numbers; one was significantly more arched than the other so I decided to add the leaf from the older, less arched pack. I may need up switching them again as I’m still about 1/4” low on that side.Also, really wish these BFG’s were actual 33” tall. They fall short about 2”.
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Depending on your rear measurements and rake you could consider putting the spacer leaf on top of the passenger side rear leaf pack. That will lower rear passenger corner the thickness of the spacer leaf (1/4-1/3” I believe) and might drop the passenger side front just a hair. When detailing my suspension stance I found adjustments on one side affected both front and rear height on that side, though the difference was smaller on the corner where the spring pack wasn’t adjustment - hope that makes sense!