axle shifted?

[EviLAnTo]

i noticed the other day that my front drivers side tire is sticking out about an inch more out towards the fender than the front passenger side, i put a 2" lift on last year but this is the first time ive noticed it after i got new tires mounted a few days ago. the rear seems fine, has anyone else had something similar? im thinking maybe somethings shifted or perhaps the trackbar is at fault? any suggestions?

[bannedforlife]

ur trac bar keeps the diff centered either u bent it  or u never installed relocate bracket

 most 2'' lifts dont neeed a relocate or a adjustable trac bar 

best bet  check for a bend ,damaged bushings or anything adnormal  that could cause the diff to move 
 if all looks good then u can live with is

or  go buy adjustable trac bar

[dac]

Physics does some crazy crap.  I doubt you bent anything.  a 2" lift wouldn't come with more than say spacers and shocks.  Double check the rear and I bet it sticks out more on the passenger side.

[EviLAnTo]

So if all the Rods are straight and the connection points are secure it's nothing to worrie about then?

[specialk]

You say you got new tires mounted.  Did you have spacers before? Is one missing?  Just a thought as I sit on the crapper

[EviLAnTo]

Nope the rims are offset I'm not sure if I never noticed with the old tires
Or maybe something bent its got me puzzled

[w squared]

If you did a 2" lift on a rig running coil springs and are still running your stock track bar (with no relocation bracket), then yes - your axles will absolutely be off-center.  With a 2" lift, I'd say that this in the "minor irritant" category as opposed to the "going to make you roll your Jeep" category.

[EviLAnTo]

Ah k this makes sense then so just the relocation bracket and I'm smooth sailing?

[Dingleberry]

Or adjustable trackbars appropriate for the amount of lift.

[binare]

Not sure that they even make an adjustable for that small of a lift that will clear the diff cover. I got 3 1/4 total suspension up front and no brackets or adjustable. The slight shift to the passenger is normal and isn't an issue.

[w squared]

Or adjustable trackbars appropriate for the amount of lift.

I would go with an adjustable trackbar like Dingleberry suggested over a relocation bracket. Some of the relocation brackets aren't designed as well as others, and they can end up exerting a whole lot of leverage on the factory track bar mount - especially the frame side mount. YMMV - there are some good brackets out there, but there's also a lot of stuff that's just built to a price point.

[EviLAnTo]

so any advice on a brand for adjustable track bars?

[JackstandJohnny]

is it a TJ or a YJ?

[EviLAnTo]

tj

[binare]

so any advice on a brand for adjustable track bars?

Yes, as I said, they don't make one for that little of a lift, you can try it if you want, but I wouldn't be surprised if it hit your cover or at the very least... The bolts. They don't make em to fit a 2" lift cause its unnecessary.