Lifted uneven

BIGNHORNY · Feb 24, 2015

Hello everyone I am new to this forum and new to RAM...I just got a new 2014 BIGHORN 1500 4x4 black and recently put a ZONE OFF ROAD 6' INCH lift and a ZONE 1.5 bodylift... The question I have is has anyone else notice that these trucks sit alittle lower on the drivers side? Mine is about a half inch or more lower than the pax side. If anyone has a mature answer on what it could be or what I could install to fix it, that would be great... thanks alot

by the way, the tank was less than a 1/4, my tires are even for PSI. I am pretty sure its the truck as it sits uneven on all pavement.

brandonjansen · Feb 24, 2015

It's fairly typical for one side of the truck to be 0.5 - 0.75 higher/lower. That's just how they are. The one thing you can check is the rear coils. Make sure they're both sitting evenly on the seat on the differential housing. One may need to be rotated in order to sit down properly.

dbrock34 · Feb 25, 2015

Glad to hear I'm not the only one. Measured mine last weekend for before and after readings from switching from spacers to Bilsteins. Passenger side was a good 3 quarters of an inch higher. After Bilsteins front is even but rear is still higher.

NUTT00 · Feb 25, 2015

I have no lift yet, and was just noticing the same thing just by looking at the back end of the truck. It's to the point that even the exhaust tips are a little off. Anyone have a fix for this if it's not the coils? Drives my OCD nuts!

CLOUDL1GHT · Feb 25, 2015

If you have the extended gas tank the weight of the tank alone could make it lean to the driver's side. You also have the battery, steering, motorized driver seat (i forget if the passenger side is still manual or not). There's a good amount of weight that's only on that side. The old tacoma I used to have leaned to the driver's side too.

mojoe · Feb 25, 2015

NUTT00 said:
I have no lift yet, and was just noticing the same thing just by looking at the back end of the truck. It's to the point that even the exhaust tips are a little off. Anyone have a fix for this if it's not the coils? Drives my OCD nuts!

I know of two ways to semi-address the issue. Place a .5"-1" spacer on the drivers side rear coil, or install helper bags in the rear and adjust the PSI separately.

I used a .75" spacer from TGC on the drivers side rear coil on my 2013 Regular Cab Ram. Worked well.

xrsman · Feb 25, 2015

First, your driveway is awesome. Second your truck looks great.
Lastly, Yep mine is a little uneven too, don't know why but it isn't noticeable so it doesn't bother me lol

DavidRam · Feb 25, 2015

It could just be the gangsta lean...

BIGNHORNY · Feb 26, 2015

Thanks for the comments and suggestions, I will be looking into the options this weekend.

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