drivers lean

[wrestler157]

i installed my new lift this weekend and not only does my rear driver side have the normal lean but so does the front will installing the daystar rear spacer in the rear also level out the front? i search but couldnt find it. thanks

 

[superman3043]

Your results could vary, but I'd say if it were to lift the front up, it'd be pretty minimal. As a test you could measure your rear and front. Jack the truck up by the frame on your driver rear until it came ~ 1.5" on the rear measuring from the same spot and then remeasure the front.

Hope that helps man.

 

[Southernbike]

When I installed my leveling kit, I noticed my drivers side rear was sagging. I called Cornfed suspension and they made me a custom rear spacer for the drivers rear. Worked great, no more sag! Just need to tell them how much lift you need for the rear. Do not bother trying to go thru Burtman industries for this, I tried to buy my original lift and later the rear spacer from him. He would not answer phone calls, messages or emails. Cornfed will sell you a custom made rear spacer directly and they were very quick to make it and ship it out. Nothing but praise for Cornfed!

 

[wrestler157]

[MENTION=68704]superman3043[/MENTION] thank i was going to give that a try but of course it rained.
[MENTION=82698]Southernbike[/MENTION] i might give them a call. they are actually are local to me. thanks

 

[CrimsonCountry]

Just go with the Daystar 1.5" rear spacer. It's probably much cheaper and should get you pretty level. It will def get the rear close to level and also help the front (to a lesser extent of course) due to the rear coils position on the truck body/axle. Then, if you're not happy, you can look at other options.