Good day forum. My nephew and I lifted his two wheel drive 1991 F-150 reg cab long bed with a rough country 4 inch lift. After lift truck looks and drives great, however when you back truck uo into a parking space or drive way the front tires lean / \ severly. once you move truck forward everything looks fine. took it to have it aligned and still same issues. The guy at the shop told my nephew that all ford f150 with twin I beams do that after lifted???? This brings me here for some insight... thank you

 

If you have alot of toe in, it will do that. Camber moves alot with TTB, nature of the beast.

 

My truck used to do that. I fixed it the best way i knew how...

SAS.

 

he has a 2wd, but essentially the toe in/out will be effected the same as a TTB...the only way to fix that is to get different Ibeams...i know they make dropped Ibeams, but i dont know about lifted Ibeams....

 

i have seen several stock trucks do the same thing and as a matter of fact i had an F150 4wd that done that same thing back in 94.

 

still trying to understand why it does it. But if it is a normal thing and as long as it is safe to drive nothing else i can do. But i do not thing i will lijft my 2wd f150.... Thanks for all the answers...

 

I wouldn't lift a 2wd drive either

 

Ant nouthin wrong w/ lifting a 2wd.

 

oh come on....my nephews truck looks great lifted...
the only off road it will see is the beach

 

my point exactly, this is the off-road section, not the mall crawler section.


If you did it for wheelin reasons.

 

Of course it'd have to be just for the speed bumps at the mail. lol

(gd10cl)

 

Hey i would MUCH rather see a lifted 2wd than a lifted 4wd with no front drive shaft!

 

I dont know about that. Its toss up. I hate lifted 2wd with a passion.

 

Yes as do I. But i would rather see a lifted 2wd crusing the parking lot, than a big ole shiny lifte 4wd with no front drive shaft, crusing the parking lot. Stuff like that makes my blood boil. Ive wheeled with 2wd truck before, it adds a big challenge. Kinda fun too, as long as you have a 4wd recovery vehicle.

 

I still haven't decided which way I wanna go w/ mine, lift and fast or low and fast.