Renegade

It also looks like your axle is shifted toward the passenger side. Check your track bar (assuming you have the adjustable one). I agree that those washers don't look like they need to be there, but that wouldn't affect much.

Duke

Is your entire axle offset? Did install some type of lift and not install an adjustable trackbar to recenter the axle?

Mini-me

Take the link for the left lower side and place it on the outside face of the axle bracket. This will correct the left link. The right looks to be installed correctly. Not the perfect but should be close enough. Both of the upper attachments have to be on the outside face of the sway bar if they are not.

Krypler

ok just ran outside and looked and took pics here is what i foudn looks kind of threaded far out dosent it?



and another pic

Krypler

to fix should i be able to lift up the front end and unbolt the adjuster end and screw it in and shift the front axle over toward the driver side and put it back on?

Duke

Yes. Step back a little from the vehicle and visually ispect the axle position before you start though just to verify that is what it is.

RedRockJK

Woah! The end of that track bar is screwed WAYYY too far out. Please read the instructions or call Superlift's tech support to find out how to adjust it. You will need a tape measure and definitely a torque wrench to get the bolt tightened down properly after you take it out and adjust it.
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0verride

This is what my 4" superlift looks like. You can see the big difference difference in the ammount of threads showing on the tracbar as well as the angle of the sway bar links.

jeepn0811

Get a straight edge and a tape measure and make sure your axle is centered. There are way to many threads showing on that trac bar. If it comes apart on the road it could kill you. No B.S.

Krypler

looks like i will be redoing it tomorrow night