2wd camber bushing
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2wd camber bushing
does anyone know of a part number for the camber bushing needed on a 2wd TIB suspension when installing a 2" leveling kit?
i have found out by some basic measurements that installing the 2" bushing will give me 4* of negative camber that i need to correct.
as an alternative, how much range does the stock bushing have?
how is it measured?
if a bushing says +- 3.25* correction is this more than stock?
i have a stock suspension now but i think that i already have about .25* positive camber because the outer edges of the tires are wearing pretty fast.
i have found out by some basic measurements that installing the 2" bushing will give me 4* of negative camber that i need to correct.
as an alternative, how much range does the stock bushing have?
how is it measured?
if a bushing says +- 3.25* correction is this more than stock?
i have a stock suspension now but i think that i already have about .25* positive camber because the outer edges of the tires are wearing pretty fast.
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ok then. i was going to try and get the part myself so i could get it close before bringing it to the shop, but i guess its better to be sure you get the right part.
i saw some for around $12 on summit, but thats not a big price difference for peace of mind.
how long did it take you to install them?
i figure no more than a few hours, maybe 3.5 worst case scenario
i saw some for around $12 on summit, but thats not a big price difference for peace of mind.
how long did it take you to install them?
i figure no more than a few hours, maybe 3.5 worst case scenario
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ok then. i was going to try and get the part myself so i could get it close before bringing it to the shop, but i guess its better to be sure you get the right part.
i saw some for around $12 on summit, but thats not a big price difference for peace of mind.
how long did it take you to install them?
i figure no more than a few hours, maybe 3.5 worst case scenario
i saw some for around $12 on summit, but thats not a big price difference for peace of mind.
how long did it take you to install them?
i figure no more than a few hours, maybe 3.5 worst case scenario
Here is what mine look like.
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got a part number?
if you still have the reciept it should be on that, but if not its cool.
i guess if i get the one with the most correction possible, it can always be adjusted to zero anyway, so maybe i will just take that route.
do you have a before and after shot?
just curious
if you still have the reciept it should be on that, but if not its cool.
i guess if i get the one with the most correction possible, it can always be adjusted to zero anyway, so maybe i will just take that route.
do you have a before and after shot?
just curious
Molon Labe
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got a part number?
if you still have the reciept it should be on that, but if not its cool.
i guess if i get the one with the most correction possible, it can always be adjusted to zero anyway, so maybe i will just take that route.
do you have a before and after shot?
just curious
if you still have the reciept it should be on that, but if not its cool.
i guess if i get the one with the most correction possible, it can always be adjusted to zero anyway, so maybe i will just take that route.
do you have a before and after shot?
just curious
Do you mean a before and after of how the truck sits, or of the original camber bushing?
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i originally meant just the truck, but the bushing before and after would save me the inconvenience of walking outside to look on my own lol.
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