Results from Alignment
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I plan to take the truck out again this weekend for a trip to home depot. This will get me on the highway for a few miles. So far, post suspension rebuild and alignment, the truck seems to handle much better than I am used to.
Judging from the responses so far, it does not sound like my alignment is off by a drastic amount. Correct me if I am wrong?
I drive the truck less than 1000 miles a year, so a little bit of extra wear on the tires should not be that bad. It seems to feel fine, which is probably what matters most.
And yes, it's a 1978 F100 2wd with the 300 inline 6.
Judging from the responses so far, it does not sound like my alignment is off by a drastic amount. Correct me if I am wrong?
I drive the truck less than 1000 miles a year, so a little bit of extra wear on the tires should not be that bad. It seems to feel fine, which is probably what matters most.
And yes, it's a 1978 F100 2wd with the 300 inline 6.
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There are offset camber bushings for twin "I" beams. You drill out the hole for the spring bolt and put them in and then turn to adjust. I have some on the wall but can't get too it right now to get the number/brand.
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