Hey, does that look crooked to you?

I've noticed a weird problem with my jeep. I put a 4 inch lift on it and now, the driver's side is always lower than the passenger side. I can hop up and down on the bumper on the passenger side and it straightens out, but the next time I make a left turn, it's crooked again. If I carry a passenger, it evens out a lot of times.

This never happened with the old springs, even though they were worn out. I've seen plenty of lifted CJs and Yjs, though, that don't lean. Did I do something wrong when I installed the lift? I'm pretty darn sure they are going in the right direction with those shims and all

 

My YJ leans some, but I tweaked one of the front springs.
A pic or three is always helpful.

 

Mine sat crooked until I replaced the shackles and allowed the springs to move properly again.

 

Your shackles/bushings may be bound, especially if they were torqued while still up on jacks. You could try loosening and retightening the shackle bolts with the Jeep sitting level.

Pete

 

I thought this was the Jeep Lean. Mine has had it as long as I have bothered to notice....

 

It could be the front axle shifting to one side causing the other side to sag.
I would take a tape measure and check heights on both sides, and the center of the front axle from side to side with it looking level.
Then drive it and see if your measurements change, your front axle could be shifting slightly to one side and causing the problem.
You might just need to loosen and settle the front suspension to have stay center.

 

Thanks, guys! I'll loosen it up this weekend!