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A while back I noticed one of the bolts on my caliper to control my turning radius on my truck (92 F140, 4x4) was missing. So I replaced it and now I'd like to properly set the turning radius.
Is the only way to just drive it in a circle and get out and adjust it as needed or is there another way?
A while back I noticed <b>one of the bolts on my caliper to control my turning radius</b> on my truck (92 F140, 4x4) was missing. So I replaced it and now I'd like to properly set the turning radius.
Is the only way to just drive it in a circle and get out and adjust it as needed or is there another way?
Thanks
Caliper bolts ain't got anything to do with turning radius. Post a pic of what you're talkin bout and perhaps we can get a better idea of it and go from there.
Maybe a 92 <b>F140</b> is different though... I dunno, try the F-140 forums lol... just messin with you
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