I rolled my Ruby a while back and just now into replacing parts. It is now sitting about 2-3 inches lower on the left side than the right. Anyone have any ideas how to correct? I think the swing arm bearings me be bad. Any suggestions would help.

 

I have a 2--5 Rubicon, last year while out mine stood straight up in the air done a 180 and slammed down on the front tires. When I got back out of the woods, I noticed my steering was off, and one side was sitting lower that the other. After cleaning everything up, I noticed one of my tierods was bent a couple inches. Cheap part approx $7.00 from the dealer, and it took about 30 minutes to get on. Only hard part was getting the alignment correct. May want to give a close look to your tierods.

 

Last year I flipper mine 4 times end over end (one event) and thought mine was totaled. 350.00 later it looked like new and i have ridden it over 2300 miles since without mercy. Bottom line is strip all th plastic and start measuring and close visual inspection. I wound up replaceing a front rack and bumper bars with a little plastic and bend job on the rear rack. Also the top tail of the frame measure 1/4 inch out of level side to side. I work on the railroad so i used some heavy persuasion tools to straighten this as well. I highly recommend Service Honda for parts. You will save about 33% off
dealer retail. Ebay is also a good pick for used parts. Let us know how you come out. This knowledge base is very valuable to us PO folks.

Beagles