I have an 88' YJ with a 4" suspension and a 2" body lift. I have heavy duty shackles front and rear that are about an inch longer than the stock shackles. The problem I have is that my jeep sits lower in the back then in the front. I think jeep look much better when they sit level or if the back end is a tiny bit higher then the front. Any suggetions on how I could fix this?

Thanks
Marco

Shorter shackles in the front.
Or do what I'm doing and relocate the upper shackle mount in the rear to below the frame for another 1.5" of lift

Did you put the springs on wrong?
fronts on the back and backs on the front.

Was it ever level?

I had a '79 that leaned to the drivers side. Turned out the springs were bent just inside of the eye.

thats funny i thought all jeeps leaned to the drivers side. <IMG SRC="smilies/flipoff.gif" border="0">

Maybe you bent a S-shape in your spring off-road this will for sure cause it to sagg,one way or the other.. <IMG SRC="smilies/crybaby2.gif" border="0">

Ever since my SOA, my YJ has been leaning to the passenger side.

What springs do you have? I had a Pro-Comp set on mine and it kept sagging in the rear. I ended up getting their heavy duty rear springs to compensate. They also have a lifetime warranty on their springs, so I just sent them in and they just charged me the difference between the regular set and the heavy duty ones.

Those little details used to bother me but after replacing the springs a few times it got old real fast. Now i dont care if my jeep sits level or not... Mine tends to lean a bit on the passenger-side... Fawk it!

Originally posted by Rockbuggy:
<STRONG>Those little details used to bother me but after replacing the springs a few times it got old real fast. Now i dont care if my jeep sits level or not... Mine tends to lean a bit on the passenger-side... Fawk it!</STRONG>

Exactly what I was thinking! its an offroad vehicle it aint gonna sit level! my truck leans different directions every time I drive it cause my sprigns are rather soft, do i care HELL NO ! unless you feel your rear springs are in someway damaged I wouldnt worry about it

Try not parking on a hill!?!? <IMG SRC="smilies/wink.gif" border="0">

Originally posted by Charly:
<STRONG>Ever since my SOA, my YJ has been leaning to the passenger side.</STRONG>

Did you get rid off the anti sways? thet will do it. mine does if I leave them disconected. <IMG SRC="smilies/mad.gif" border="0">

add a main leaf in the rear...not the eye leaf, just the next size down from another pack. Worked for me.

Tell your, Mother-in-law, she can no longer ride in the back. <IMG SRC="smilies/bounce.gif" border="0"> <IMG SRC="smilies/bounce2.gif" border="0"> <IMG SRC="smilies/biggrin.gif" border="0">

Qbert,

EXACTLY!

When I put the discos back on it sits almost level.

Charly

Id just put a winch on the front <IMG SRC="smilies/wink.gif" border="0">

Acctually before you level that ride make sure you have every thing you will be taking with you every time. I learned this the hard way and put a 40 pound tire carrier, 100 pound full size spare 36-12.5, and spare parts and tools under the rear seat. With a spring over it makes a big difference.When that is all there then just adjust with shackles in the rear to bring it up.