2/4 rear q's (not newbe q's)
#1
ok I got a 2/4 mcgaughy's drop on my truck for about a month. After getting rearended TWICE in less than two weeks i noticed that i can fit 4 fingers between my tire and the bed and 5 fingers on the passangers side we're talking about 1/2" diff is it normal or do you guys think this was caused by my two accidents. wheel and tire size on my sig.
#3
never heard of "chevy lean" before but after doing a search it looks like its a very common issue with chevy trucks. I just wanted to make sure it wasn't my drop or my stupid accidents God damn rubberneckers!!
#4
Nope, probably not from accidents. My truck has the same issue in the front AND rear. It's off by a little bit on from the pass side to the driverside. I never noticed it until I had my bed loaded with pallets (yes, evenly)... one tire was juuuust tucked and the other was to the fenderlip.
My old colorado had the same issue. Some people think the "chevy lean" is attributed to the crown in the road so when you drive you don't feel like your leaning over and some others say it's for the fuel tank on one side... either way, it's there.
My old colorado had the same issue. Some people think the "chevy lean" is attributed to the crown in the road so when you drive you don't feel like your leaning over and some others say it's for the fuel tank on one side... either way, it's there.
#5
Originally Posted by Diablo666
never heard of "chevy lean" before but after doing a search it looks like its a very common issue with chevy trucks. I just wanted to make sure it wasn't my drop or my stupid accidents God damn rubberneckers!! 

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