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suspension lean
- Cider
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08 Aug 2011 18:37 #20095
by Cider
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Hi All
I`ve got a lean towards the drivers side.? I brought the jimny a few months ago from ebay with a 3 inch lift fitted so not sure the make of the spring "painted a dark blue If it helps" Looks as if they`ve been on a few years
Any Ideas
Cheers
Pete
I`ve got a lean towards the drivers side.? I brought the jimny a few months ago from ebay with a 3 inch lift fitted so not sure the make of the spring "painted a dark blue If it helps" Looks as if they`ve been on a few years
Any Ideas
Cheers
Pete
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08 Aug 2011 18:46 #20096
by mcjimny
Black Jimny's don't get stuck!
Replied by mcjimny on topic Re: suspension lean
Common problem i think, typical remedy is a single spacer to correct the lean. Have a look in the shop on here or on Bits4vits. IIRC some lift kits have 1 slightly longer spring to correct the problem.
Black Jimny's don't get stuck!
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13 Aug 2011 06:46 #20267
by Adamski
Replied by Adamski on topic Re: suspension lean
As mcjimny says, this is a common fault often referred to as Jimny lean. I believe it is caused because the front drivers side of the car is 30kg heavier than the rest (due to battery etc...). As you lengthen the springs the lean becomes more noticeable. I have a 3" lift and have put a 1" spring spacer on the front drivers side which has cured it

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