Gen 2 SCAB rear end kicks sideways over bumps??

[Ocotillo Boy]

Will these fix the sideways kick?

 

[xrocket21]

that's a lot of ******* money you just posted....

 

[Ocotillo Boy]

Will they fix the issue though??

 

[rtmozingo]

Partly due to tire pressure, partly due to tires. I aired down to 28 in the rear this weekend and still broke them loose quite frequently in the dirt.

Light back end, high torque. Nature of the beast.

 

[nikhsub1]

Will they fix the issue though??

No. Deaver rear springs will solve the issue.

 

[Ocotillo Boy]

Can I install them without raising the truck?

 

[Heeblet]

Tire pressure. Do that first 37 front 35 rear then report the results. Ez to try.


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[Robtor310]

Ocatillo, are you in So Cal? Give the guys @RPG or @svc a call. Theyll set that *** up right.

 

[jaz13]

1) If you require a planted rear-end, you shouldn't drive a pickup.

2) Slow down

3) Reduce air pressure

If you don't like the above, learn to live with a loose rear end.

4) Don't react to the stepping out and the truck will sort itself out just fine. Most crashes are caused by drivers overreacting, not under-reacting. This is a stable truck and it wants to go straight if you let it. Learn to trust the truck and these minor steps-out will stop bothering you. They are only an issue if you make them an issue.

5) Learn to drive a vehicle with a loose rear end and embrace the oversteer. If you really get on it, it only takes small inputs of counter steer to correct a minor slide and it is a ton of fun driving with the rear end leading the turn-in.

 

[xrocket21]

counter-steer and power it out