Crooked Rear End From Lowering

[Justin]

I installed 3 inch aluminum lowering blocks on a 2 door 97 gmc jimmy. And afterwards it was riding croocked why is that. any help would be great.

[jerbear923]

if the truck is cat walking down the street after you put the blocks in , the center pin is not lined up with the spring . take it apart and make sure the pins are in the holes. or you might have offset blocks witch would move the axle back make sure they are both offset in the same (right) direction.

[BURRITO]

if the truck is cat walking down the street after you put the blocks in , the center pin is not lined up with the spring . take it apart and make sure the pins are in the holes. or you might have offset blocks witch would move the axle back make sure they are both offset in the same (right) direction.

Big Jer is a mechanic @ my work.... he does this kinda shit on the daily!!!

[Justin]

Yesterday I went and looked at the blocks and some how one pop out of place and was moving around so I took it all apart and ended up with a set of bent and broke aluminum blocks. So I went and got a set of steel blocks and put them in and everything lined up. The only other question I have Is how tight should the u bolts be.

[Big P]

did you buy them from aim by any chance

[roscoe1129]

did you buy them from aim by any chance

I was gonna ask the same thing!

[Justin]

No I got them from autozone

[zaxfire69]

You bolts should be tight..Just don't strip them..Let me see how tight..I will go and do some searching for you..What size nuts are on them???

Edited July 1, 2007 by zaxfire69

[getmoney]

I was gonna ask the same thing!

are yall talkin bout aim industries?

[Justin]

Not sure I think 3/4