Hey ive already been around the s-10forum to find out how to correct this... but for those who have done it, did u do it when the gas tank was completely full? or does that really matter to much?

 

Just add more air pressure to the front bag on the side that's leaning. Sorry, had to.

It it just in the front? If so, then tank full or empty should not matter. Everyone I have herd that has had this problem it is just in the front and not the whole truck.

 

haha yea if i had the $$ to bag it i would have already. But no my whole truck is leaning to the left. It is quite noticable too...i thought that the "chevy lean"
fix was supposed to level the whole vehicle out?

 

I'm kinda lost, what is "chevy lean"???

 

by the sounds it is a weak torsion bar. either you can crank the bar some or replace it.

 

Its a "G" lean for chevies, seriously, its a weak suspension component

 

how do u crank the bar some?

 

By the looks of the blazer in your gallery....I'd say you have a 2WD?......if so You don't have torsion bars. The way that thing is lowered I'd say that one of your springs is not installed properly if it's not sitting level. By the way, how can you call it a "chevy lean" if it has all aftermarket suspension components?

 

one other option is you could get a really fat girlfriend and only drive with her in the passenger seat.....[sm=pimp.gif]

 

eeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww cottage cheese thighs