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1999 Sport is leaning to the driver's side.
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Sams01XplrSprt
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Welcome to this forum! I've moved your thread into the shocks, suspensions, and lift kits section.
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Your left side mono-leaf is weak. It happens to all Explorers both sports & 4 doors, mono or multi-leaf. New springs would be your best bet. An add-a-leaf can not be used as you have the mono spring.
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