I've known for some time now that my 98 TJ has had a very slight lean to it; the passenger side is lower. Well, that difference has become pronounced. Measuring from my AtoZ rock rails just in front of the rear tires, there's about 1 1/4" difference -- huge! I know this might not capture it, but here's a picture from the rear:
In 2008 I installed a Fabtech 4" suspension lift. The major weight additions are the front and rear bumpers, the AtoZ side armor, and the winch. I called Fabtech about this, thinking that one or two springs are the issue, and the best they'll do is give me a discount on purchasing new springs. (Springs are not covered under the lifetime warranty.) So, questions......
Do any other DEJA TJ owners have this issue?
If not the springs, what is the common cause of leaning to the passenger side? More important, what is the fix?
Can coil springs be reconditioned to restore their original size/strength? If so, is that cost effective?
Any other thoughts on this are appreciated. Unless you're on a sailboat, listing to starboard stinks!!