[s10fan2000]

As the title reads, I'm sharing my dumb mistake in the hopes that it helps someone else. I installed my lowering leafs and to my surprise, you can apparently install them backwards. After install I just happened to walk past the truck and look at it from the right direction and noticed something off. The axle is skewed. The driver's side is closer to the cab than the passenger side throwing off the track. Also the driveshaft lining up with the differential of course is screwy. Glad I caught it now but still a tad embarrassed. Now I get to do the driver's side all over again! Yay!

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[flopshot]

should haul butt on a circle track.

 

[Gen210]

Well, it happens....

 

[TomA]

At least you caught it early and it's easily fixed.

 

[Big Buford]

I've definitely never done anything like that....
....more than once in a single day!

Thanks for sharing...hopefully spare someone else some grief.

 

[aitch]

I've definitely never done anything like that....
....more than once in a single day!

Thanks for sharing...hopefully spare someone else some grief.

Yeah, one time, long ago I thought I had made a mistake, but then upon reconsideration, I decided I was wrong! So, my record remains intact - I'm still error free! Meanwhile, ..........

 

[NSMustang55OL]

New guy here. Did you install them backwards as in front to back? I’m going to swap mine from left to right because I have a 1/4-3/8 sag on drivers side. Figured I’d swap them that way my big *** can wear the other one out the same.