I just purchased an autospring 2" lift. From what I've been reading I will need to adjust the toe? I got under there and didnt see and clear way of doing that. I will be doing this on my 4x4 and my buddies 4x2 (both 2004 f-150). Any help? THANKS!

 

unless your really good with alignment, take it to a shop and have it done right, the first time.-

 

I put the 2in Autpspring on my truck. You will need to take and get the toe adjusted. Cost me $35. 20,000 miles later no abnormal tire wear. Personnally I think my truck rides better. It's an 04 FX4 screw cab......

 

Thanks for the replies, I understand that taking to get an alignment for $20 is the way to go. But I need options! Here in OHIO the cheapest 4x4 alignment I can find, (even after I tell them I only want "toe") is closer to $55.

Under the front of the truck the bottom of the steel frame (right where the aluminum A frame attaches) looks to have slotted holes. Which would allow you to adjust the aluminum "A arm" in or out!?? (toe)

Anyone who knows for sure, please help.

 

Take a look at your center support up front is camber and in the back is your toe the bolts are giant you cant miss it good luck

 

Thanks for the reply......... I was confused (NOT THE FIRST TIME) I was thinking that (toe was camber). Looks like adjusting the tie rod ends will adjust "toe" back to where I want! Thanks for all the HELP!

Toe should be simple!

(adjusting camber looks like a B-otch)

I found a great link at TIRERACK.....

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tirete...e.jsp?techid=4