When I installed the 4" blocks the axle would role forward, So I used a hack under the truck to hold it in place. Check if the nipple needs to be reduced or something. If So just do that to make it fit. If it's just a problem of aligning then just move the axle backwards or forward as needed
Please help, Removing lowering blocks
Hey guys, having a bit of a crisis. Trying to REMOVE my lowering blocks for 2 days now. I got one side done, but i cannot get the passenger side finished. The nipple on top of the leaf spring will not line up with the hole in the axel. I know this is a common problem, but i can't figure it out. The driver side is completely tightened, and i have a rear sway bar installed. PLEASE PLEASE... how do i get it to line up??
Thank you.
Connor
2008 Isuzu I370
Thank you.
Connor
2008 Isuzu I370
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I had the same issue with the axle moving
But I also had to shave a little off the nipple of the blocks to fit
But I also had to shave a little off the nipple of the blocks to fit
Bang there's your problem. The axles is gonna be a lot harder to move around under these conditions. Try loosing the driver side. If that's not enough unhook the swayThe driver side is completely tightened, and i have a rear sway bar installed. PLEASE PLEASE... how do i get it to line up??
Thank you.
Connor
2008 Isuzu I370
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