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Old 01-21-2015, 09:50 PM   #1
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Default 2007 txt new shocks, springs still leans 3/4" left

I have a 2007 txt that has 8 batts and a long travel front end. The problem with new springs (2 leaf original type) and shocks all new bushings. The lean on left is approx 3/4" difference left to right side, measured at wheel well and rear seat step.

I will measure from different points tomorrow to verify, I may be nuts but though the new stuff raised overall height 1/2" the lean instead 1/2" with old hardware now its 3/4"

I checked frame quickly and saw nothing, will crawl it over tomorrow. I am stomped. Any particular place or things to look for. The ride is great.
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Old 01-22-2015, 05:10 AM   #2
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Default Re: 2007 txt new shocks, springs still leans 3/4" left

Swap rear leaf springs side to side.
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I did that with the old springs, no difference. Why should I swap new springs, they are both brand new. Sitting on a bench they were identical.
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Default Re: 2007 txt new shocks, springs still leans 3/4" left

so the difference is at the rear ? Try measuring from the spring mount at the front to the upper spring mount at the rear on each side. It is possible the cart got kissed by another cart in the past and slightly bent the frame. Are the rear shackles the same angle ?
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so the difference is at the rear ? Try measuring from the spring mount at the front to the upper spring mount at the rear on each side. It is possible the cart got kissed by another cart in the past and slightly bent the frame. Are the rear shackles the same angle ?
Agreed - closely inspect front and rear spring mounts. AND TIRE PRESSURES
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Default Re: 2007 txt new shocks, springs still leans 3/4" left

Which ever side is higher.....put a case of beer on it. Nobody will ever notice the lean....but they will notice the beer.
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Which ever side is higher.....put a case of beer on it. Nobody will ever notice the lean....but they will notice the beer.
That a way the more you drink the more it leans and less you will care?
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I did that with the old springs, no difference. Why should I swap new springs, they are both brand new. Sitting on a bench they were identical.
Did you drive it at all since installing brand new springs? If so the drivers side is settled a bit more then the passenger side and will never equal out unless you swap springs.
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Sportcoupe, I understand what you mean about the springs now and will plan and do that. Also guys I will measure the spring mounts in the back, measuring at front is not possible, i have Jakes long travel on the front. Tire pressure will be checked, I'm pretty good checking it every week.

After all the above, guess the beer fix maybe only thing left. I will report back after all checks. Thanks
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I guess, I'm a slow kgsc. I will pick same point on from both sides and do the measurements.
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