Uneven bed after lift help.

Maybe try and jack the truck up, loosen leaf spring/shackle bolts, snug them up by hand, lower truck so it's weight is on the leaf springs, and retorque bolts to spec while at ride height.

 

And your AAL sure looks used. Did you buy them used or have they just been installed on the truck for a while?

 

Always torque it down at ride height

 

I installed my aal 4 years ago. It's broken in.

 

I torqued it down while sitting on the jack though. Definitely not at ride heighth.

 

Anyone know the torque specs of the ubolts?

 

73 ft lbs I think

 

So the truck has been like this for 4 years and its only bugging you now ?

 

That explains this then:

 

For me to loosen the ubolts and then adjust my aal do I need to jack the back end up by the rear end or the back frame?

 

Yes it has been this way the whole time but I procrastinate

 

ok so the aal has to be intalled in a certain direction. the longer part of the leaf i supposed to be facing the rear of the truck. you think maybe you could have faced it the wrong direction?

 

Mine looked very similar...

Spent 6 hours on a frame rack to fix it...

 

I guess it's possible I put the aal in backwards

 

So the longer side goes towards the rear.

 

How did you fix it?

 

Yes the longer side points towards the rear. You probably did one side correct and the other side wrong. Double check

 

@jowybyo did an AAL, driver side sits lower than passenger side me by 3/4". Not a major upset though because now we have an excuse to do the Chevy 63" leafs!

 

So I should be able to measure this while it's still installed, right?

 

Could be a pain to reach in there but try measuring from center to the end of the AAL and see which side is longer