A friend of mine, Cruiser owner as well, recommended I measured the chasis to the surface distances, in order to confirm that the springs are the problem. So he asked me to measure the Chasis base screw to the ground and note the numbers, so I did with my cheap drawings.
Apparently this confirms the facts and the problem are the springs, regardless of measurements, the Chasis should be straight.... and not the springs forcing it to lean.....
Earlier in the thread someone mentioned "Toss those Eibach and add Old Man Emu o Ironman, etc."..... well CRAP..... I think Im going to have to and change everything. I would also be pulling down from 3" to a 2" Suspension if this needs to be done, as I have already scratched my new rooftop tent today after I withdrew weight from the trunk and pulled out of the garage NO BUENO.
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So
#1 LEFT FRONT: 22"
#2 RIGHT FONT: 22" 7/8
#3 REAR RIGHT: 22" 6/8
#4 REAR LEFT: 21" 2/8
DIF BETWEEN REAR LEFT AND RIGHT: 1 4/8"
DIF BETWEEN FRONT LEFT AND RIGHT: 7/8"
DIF BETWEEN REAR LEFT AND FRONT LEFT: 6/8"
DIF BETWEEN REAR RIGHT AND FRONT RIGHT: 1/8"
Any way, Ill keep you posted. It's a shame to live in the 3rd world and that it takes months to bring the shocks from USA, and they add a 60% tax and shipping fee.