1996 4runner sagging to the drivers side after lift install

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Mine leveled out after removing my sway bar but i removed it for the flex and it was just dumb luck it leveled it. I suspected my panhard bar but didnt think my sway bar removal would level it until after i removed it. After it leveled my truck out i than tried to picture it and understand what was going on. Im curious as to why no one else had this issue and if it has something to do with 96's.Im also wondering if this will work for your rig also. I dont drive fast so i dont mind not having the sway bar and my front link was broken already so it works for me. Eventually i may fix the front and get longer links for the rear though.

Im curious too if its maybe something with the 96? Ill have the springs on Thursday. Im going to work on it Saturday. One way or another I will find the issue. Once I do, ill get back with you guys on it. I think im going to go ahead and disconnect the panhard bar first on Saturday before I do anything else. Then from there, I guess ill pull everything, front and rear and try to find the issue.

 

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ok, tinkered with it today, since I unfortunately can afford the adjustables yet for the front due to certain circumstances. saw a few threads on individuals that had the adjustables, having to crank the driver side up a heck of alot more than the passenger side in the front. so, i put it on a lift, checked everything over, removed the rear sway bar, disconnected the panhard bar, installed new rear springs, etc, nothing changed. sooooo, i added about 1/2" of homemade spacer to the front driver side, and what do ya know, sits almost perfect!!! the rear is exact, and the front is maybe 1/4" different if that. so, for anyone having the issue i had, maybe try what i did, or order some adjustable fronts if you can afford it. i will be soon, but not yet. i want to thank all of you who commented and gave suggestions. Gerdo, i think you were the one who leaned me towards the fronts, so thank you!!