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Newbie |
i lifted a scout for a guy and it pulled the back tires forward why ??
Zack 72 cj5 3"SL 3"BL built 304 open 30 front dana 44 rear posi and 3.73 gears 35x14.50x15 thornbirds 00 xterra with 2" slr shackels tbar crank flared fenders a shrokworks front bumper and 32/11.50/15 wildcountry rvt's |
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Pebble Hopper |
Was the anchor pin directly in the middle of the springs. What i'm getting at is did you put the springs in backwards? Did you spring over and/or shackle reverse during the lift? Need more info.
'74 bronco, to much list '03 rubi, stock '85 toy, 5:29s,birf elims '06 GTO, spice red,m6,18s |
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Newbie |
its just a 4" kit and the wedges are in the right way
Zack 72 cj5 3"SL 3"BL built 304 open 30 front dana 44 rear posi and 3.73 gears 35x14.50x15 thornbirds 00 xterra with 2" slr shackels tbar crank flared fenders a shrokworks front bumper and 32/11.50/15 wildcountry rvt's |
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Pebble Hopper |
Sorry, I misread your first post, we are talking rear axle. If a company simply increases the arch of a factory dimensioned spring it will move the axle closer to the non moving mounting point. I'm going to guess that your shackle no longer hangs at the same angle because the distance gets shorter eye to eye also. If its a problem just custom make some wedges that off set the anchor pin location.
Again, measure from eye to pin on both ends of the spring and see it they are equal lengnths. If they aren't your springs may be in backwards. '74 bronco, to much list '03 rubi, stock '85 toy, 5:29s,birf elims '06 GTO, spice red,m6,18s |
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