Leaning pickup

[Dieselpowerking]

Alright guys my 1990 f250 4x4 extended cab long bed pickup is having a leaning problem. So I bought a 4inch lift for it and the pickup started leaning to the passenger side shortly after installing it. I've only driven it 60 miles in about 2 months. Anyways I contacted rough country they sent to new leaf springs for the front and I put them on and it's still leaning. But after installing the lift kit one of the rear leaf spring broken on the passenger side would that cause the truck to lean on the whole passenger side?

 

[mblaney]

Park on flat concrete get a tape measure and start isolating it. Low tire pressure? Wrong tire size on one side? Stupid questions I know but until you measure every idea can only be a guess.

 

[Dieselpowerking]

Park on flat concrete get a tape measure and start isolating it. Low tire pressure? Wrong tire size on one side? Stupid questions I know but until you measure every idea can only be a guess.

It's park in my shop and nope tire pressure are all the same and tires all match. I got the tape measure out and it shows about half an inch low on the passenger side even in the front and rear so I'm not understanding how the front is still as low as the rear with even stiffer springs in the front now.

 

[austin92]

If it has front and rear sway bars with all the bushings in good shape, that broken rear leaf can make the front lean also


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[Dieselpowerking]

If it has front and rear sway bars with all the bushings in good shape, that broken rear leaf can make the front lean also


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No sway bars on my pickup. I've just never seen one lean in the rear and it still make the front lean down. I guess there is a first for everything!