. The other day, I had backed into a garage to unload some tools into the house and just left the truck parked there with the garage door open. I'm building a house 2 houses away from this one and I needed some tools, so I just walked over there. On the way back, I see my truck and something didn't look right. Kind of did one of those 'dog tilting it's head thing'. I notice my truck leaning to the drivers side. This is new constuction and I know the garage floor is level, so with that in mind, I grab my tape measure. Measure from the floor to the fender and sure 'nuff, the drivers side is lower by exactly 1/2"! I had this thing alligned about 4 months ago. Nobody said anything then, so I'm ASSuming the suspension has dropped within 4 months time. Can the torsion bars be causing this, or the adjustment backing off? Haven't looked at how you adjust the front suspension yet, so forgive my ignorance. How can it loose 1/2" of height? Truck does feel a little floaty on the front end, and new shocks are in my near future. Maybe I blew a shock? The passenger side shock is somewhat new, it was replaced under waranty after the dealership put the truck on the lift and the shock actually fell apart . Hmmm, sorry for the rambling, Sothern Comfort is just too irresistible when it's this freakin' cold out 
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