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I took my truck to the exhaust shop to put the stock muffler back on it.
While the truck was on the rack I was looking at the bumpstops in the rear.
The driver's side bumpstop was completely pressed down against the base, where the passenger side bumpstop was not even close to touching the base, I could slide more than one hand underneath between the bumpstop and the base. So now I see physical proof that the truck has a massive lean.
I wrecked it and ever since then it's been leaning. What do you guys think it could be? I'm thinking between a not so big deal bent lowering spring, control arm on the drivers side to worst case bent frame. What do you guys think?
While the truck was on the rack I was looking at the bumpstops in the rear.
The driver's side bumpstop was completely pressed down against the base, where the passenger side bumpstop was not even close to touching the base, I could slide more than one hand underneath between the bumpstop and the base. So now I see physical proof that the truck has a massive lean.
I wrecked it and ever since then it's been leaning. What do you guys think it could be? I'm thinking between a not so big deal bent lowering spring, control arm on the drivers side to worst case bent frame. What do you guys think?