Sagging rear left end on 3rd Gen

[DC2LA]

I have replaced all shocks and springs w/ OEM equip. But the left rear end sags just 1/2", enough to be noticeable. Anyone else encounter this? Do i need to replace the urethene spacers ? Suggestions?

 

[SKO450ES]

Did you meen OME or OEM? I know 1/2 " is a little much but is it with a full tank of gas? If problems persist I believe OME has 10mm spacers for the rear coils to help level out your problem.

 

[SKO450ES]

One more thing did you check if your conical bump stops is in there?

 

[DC2LA]

i replaced them w/ OEM (toyota orig parts). ok, maybe 1/2 is a little much but when the truck is parked on level ground you'l look at it like when a picture frame is just a little crooked. enough to piss me off but not really noticable. ill check for the bumpstops. good tip, thx.

 

[lee]

probably the gas tank being full.

 

[profuse007]

my 2000 also has a sag, exactly 1/2" lower than the right side.

wonder anyone else have a solution to this.

 

[Truck 4Ever]

Same deal

Hey this look like a dead thread but did anything comeof this for any of you? I have the same strange difference in the rear left, about an inch, but all the other wheels sit perfectly and all suspension is matching and in fine shape.

Just tired springs that for some reason show up on the left first? It would be a shame to get new springs and find out the problem is endemic.

Rear right rubber cone sits about an inch and a bit over the axle but is almost touching on the left. New shocks and newish springs on 'er

Anyone cure this little annoyance? Once you notice it its hard to ignore. Maybe I'll make sure to check it with a low tank haha

 

[CaliCal]

99 coils in the rear would help