jbn40301
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Well good question, they look tilted in-wardsWhat? Can you repeat the question?
They look bow legged and I like the reply that may be very true lets connect I have a more to share,......Tires are straight, vertical. It's the truck that sits less than perfectly horizontal. The springs themselves are stronger on one side - the right side, more weight there until the driver gets in.
Check the part numbers on the springs. For example, with a Rubicon the rears may end with 450 or 451. The higher number will be on the right side.
Same for any level JT - the spring with the higher number is on the right side.
Is your fuel tank empty?
Is your home near any ancient Aztec burial site?
Are there strong iron deposits under your home?
(In fact, if you look at the parts books for my cars, the OEM springs are quite often not the same left to right. That's why I hate replacements for them - they only make them identical left to right so they are never like factory. )
My tires look tilted inwards ?What? Can you repeat the question?
