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Leveling Chinook with 1 front wheel

Posted: April 25th, 2020, 11:09 am
by kevin donald
Does anyone know if wiil damage the front suspension to drive up onto just one 8 inch leveling block with the right front wheel and leave it like that for a month or so? The front end on our Quigley Converted Chinook Baja 4x4 is shock and coil suspension. It is in a nice location on our property however leveling it necessitated the use of just one block in the front. Thanks for any feedback. Cheers!
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Re: Leveling Chinook with 1 front wheel

Posted: April 25th, 2020, 1:30 pm
by chin_k
Short term should be fine, but if it is my rig, and I spent the money on the Quigley, I would take care of it better. With one block, looks like it is level inside the rig, but there is a torsion twist along the axis of the axle, so that the front counteract the twist of the rear. The best way to level a rig is to level the wheels. If it is just a overnight stay in a cheap camp site, I would just let it go. But if it is on this spot for a few weeks, it should not be difficult to distribute some of the block from the 8 inch level to the driver side, and find a short piece to put in the right dually.

Re: Leveling Chinook with 1 front wheel

Posted: April 25th, 2020, 6:03 pm
by kevin donald
Thanks for the suggestion. Much appreciated.