So you lifted your Taco - did it create a "lean?"

Did you have a fat girl in the passenger seat? Its looks like you are taking her to her favorite grazing spot and as fast as you are driving to get her there that big bitch must be hungry..
Nice truck

 

Now this makes sense to me. Curious to what will happen with a unibody.

 

Best quip I’ve read all day!

 

It's not a myth it's collusion.

 

No person in the car and a little over half a tank of fuel. No way my yoked ass caused 1 1/4" of lean.

 

So how does that explain the still present lean after I installed all new suspension on all four corners? There was no driver, only a half tank of gas and I have an additional battery on the passenger side of the engine bay.

 

Is the lean the same as it is on stock on a 3" lift or even more pronounced once it's lifted 3"s?

 

the lean is gangsta @DAPURAK

 

Was the new suspension side specific?

Using the spring's free height or arch to compensate for left/right, will accelerate fatigue in the taller spring.
The correct way is to use the same free height but differing spring rates. I can't think of a single oem or aftermarket that does this.

 

Is it possibly designed into the truck to account for the crown in the road?

 

that just blew my mind. Could this be true?