adj BJs
Oct 28, 2015 | 12:35 PM
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Alignment shop should have the whole range of bushings in stock. The basic design has been used for decades.
If you have a digital angle readout it's extremely easy to set your own camber and a tape measure for toe-in. Caster is the harder one to set.
Change the balljoint yourself and either set the alignment yourself or take it in.
As for removing the bushing, some love taps of a hammer on the knuckle will shock it loose.
Josh
OK, when you say "bushing," are you referring to the BJ or sleeves? Or is this another part? Sorry, I've never messed with front ends.
Oct 28, 2015 | 12:37 PM
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Should I buy the eccentric BJ from Ford or is their a quality aftermarket part?
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