He guys, I need some help locating a Adjustable Camber/Caster Bushing for a 2wd 2009 F250. I am pulling NOTHING from an Google search.

What do I need to search for, or better yet can someone post a place were they bought from.

As I stated in an earlier post, I installed a 2" leveling kit and it has my camber way positive... 3.6 when specs is 0.626 +/- 0.75.

The guys that did my alignment are willing to install the bushing for $105.00 and redo my alignment for FREE as long as I buy the bushings.

Considering a bushing puller is like $90 and I may never use them again, I think this is a pretty good deal.

I just need a lead on the right bushings....please HELP I AM ON A TIME LINE WITH THESE GUYS!!!!

Thanks!!!

 

Do I need to be searching eccentric bushings? How do I know they will pull in the positive camber? Or do they all do???

 

Anybody????

Ok I found this one on summit and it will correct -3.50 degrees to +3.50 degrees on caster but it says it will do the camber as well....

The issue is that it says it only goes up to 2007. Did the trucks change for 08 and 09????

If these will work someone please let me know.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SPS-23194/


Thanks!

 

This is what you need:

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Our alignment shop stocks a full range of these because you have to know what increment you need. These adjust camber and caster at the same time depending on which way they're turned. First of all you need to know the size and direction of the factory bushing before determining the proper replacement. Its not a simple matter of just buying a bushing and installing it. You could fix the camber but mess up the caster, causing a split side to side, which in turn could cause a pull if you're not careful. I would find a shop that stocks the full range of bushings, and let them take care of it. Our shop charges about $140 for a double bushing alignment on a Twin-I-Beam Ford, including bushings and labor.

 

JHOOCH,

Thanks for the help.

Ok reporting back for those that might do a search for this issue later. I have 285/70-17 tires on my truck. I did not have to do the leveling kit to get them to fit but wanted to make the stance of the truck look better.

If you install a leveling kit on a 2WD F250 and need something to adjust the camber/caster back to specs this is your huckleberry!

Store Locator | NAPA Online

If the link stops working:

NAPA Camber/Caster Bushing NCP 2643950 @ $31.99 per side. This is a dual axis bushing that will go +/- 4 degrees.

Mine was out over 3 degrees due to tires and spacers.

These fit and work like a charm on my 2009 but says they will fit from 2005-2011

 

Like "jhooch" said. The alignment shop took care of mine. There are different ones depending on how much caster or camber you need.