and the battery, you think they would have tried a little harder to distribute weight

 

Yea, it's still evident after lowering, actually alot of guys say they notice it even more after they drop their truck. I notice it more on my own truck since I lowered it.

 

It's caused from how the trucks were straped down when they were shipped to dealerships, when I dropped my truck I still had to fix the stupid chevy lean

 

whatever its caused by, what are people doing to fix it, block? or adjustable shackles seems like they would work??

 

Both of my trucks sit that way. On my 96, I thought my ball joints were bad but they wasn't.

 

Had a GM tech tell me the same thing about the way they strap them for delivery (opposite corners of the truck) He said they've had to put some on a frame machine before putting them on the lot.... no idea how true this is, but seems shity. Glad I have t-bars, I just tweak them and level it all the way around.

 

eibach makes a bushing that sits on top of the front spring that is supposed to fix it, stylin concepts carries it, i think its around $25

 

88-98 problem solver:
http://www.stylintrucks.com/part.asp...&partid=525662
99-06 problem solver:
http://www.stylintrucks.com/part.asp...&partid=500311


Yup, I've heard the same thing.

 

Belltech makes a spacer as well

 

damn... half of what i typed didn't post... my bad....
coil in front and leaf in back