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Post by bennybigballs »

have recently changed to 3 inch lift spring with two leaves removed but cant get the zook to sit straight have tried changing springs left to right but any help would be great also how do i work out what size shock to buy not looking for any thing to expensive
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Post by nicbeer »

Zooks seem to have a natural drivers side lean.

Check out cofap shocks. Jackaroo rears and hilux fronts i think they were.

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Post by DeWsE »

This lean your talking about, is it similar to my avatar?
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Post by -Mick- »

DeWsE wrote:This lean your talking about, is it similar to my avatar?


:lol: Mine's gettin that bad :roll:
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Post by bigsteve »

Sounds like your all fat bastards to me :finger:
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Post by DeWsE »

bigsteve wrote:Sounds like your all fat bastards to me :finger:


ha like I haven't seen a picture of you!

but then again the scales arn't in my favour :cry:
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Post by christover1 »

zoox have the fuel tank, spare tyre and the driver on the same side, add this to the extra torque twist effect, and sagging rear right is common..could just be a twisted body/chassis, mines never sat right...I run and extra leaf on my rear right, sits level and also stops the left front picking up....dont forget the front springs can affect the lean, too, even more so than the rear. some front spring mounts are not at same height, (pumpkin in the way) and some spring makers don't allow for it... christover (only a mere 110KG but a shadow of the man big steve is :))
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Post by Liam »

Put three cartons of beer on passenger side . This side will now sag. This weight is your baseline. Drink the beer to adjust the baseline. problem fixed.

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Post by purefmx »

My leaves are sagged to the max, load leaf has been chopped, just put coils under it to retain the height. Much better now!
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