Front coils have a bow to them
When standing in front of the jeep and looking at the coils, there is a slight bow
to the outside in the middle of them, I'm just wondering
if other people on a 4" coil lift have a bow to theirs as well?
to the outside in the middle of them, I'm just wondering
if other people on a 4" coil lift have a bow to theirs as well?
No I did not get a adjustable track bar and I know the axle is off by the lift and also the driver coil has hit and is very close to the sway bar, the paint has even been rubbed off the coil by the contact when wheeling
Last edited by Jknockers; Apr 20, 2011 at 06:03 PM.
x2. Usually it happens when your axel is off center, or there is a cross-camber issue, maybe?. I have heard that it also depends on the quality of your springs. Some bow out because the manufacturing standards are not consistent. I know that there are spring shims some people get to straighten out the bow. The short answer is: yes, it does happen. Probably not a good thing, Man.
Thanks for the info,,,,It's probably just another one of those things I'm gonna have to live with, or chase my tail tryin to fix it. It works, I'll leave it alone. Was just wonderin if anybody else had seen it before.
Buy an adjustable trackbar. You need one (actually two) anyway with a lift of that size.
The springs you say are bowed "out"... I read this as "out towards the tires"... is that correct? Usually when springs bow due to caster, they bow towards the forward or rear of the vehicle, not towards (or away) from the tires. So, if they are not bowing along the front/back axis, then correction plates are probably NOT what you are looking for.
Again, I could be wrong, but you absolutely need to center you axles with a 4" lift anyway.
I'm lost.... why would you have to "live with it" or "chase [your] tail"....
Buy an adjustable trackbar. You need one (actually two) anyway with a lift of that size.
The springs you say are bowed "out"... I read this as "out towards the tires"... is that correct? Usually when springs bow due to caster, they bow towards the forward or rear of the vehicle, not towards (or away) from the tires. So, if they are not bowing along the front/back axis, then correction plates are probably NOT what you are looking for.
Again, I could be wrong, but you absolutely need to center you axles with a 4" lift anyway.
Buy an adjustable trackbar. You need one (actually two) anyway with a lift of that size.
The springs you say are bowed "out"... I read this as "out towards the tires"... is that correct? Usually when springs bow due to caster, they bow towards the forward or rear of the vehicle, not towards (or away) from the tires. So, if they are not bowing along the front/back axis, then correction plates are probably NOT what you are looking for.
Again, I could be wrong, but you absolutely need to center you axles with a 4" lift anyway.


