Steering setup
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Steering setup
I'm having a minor bump steer issue. I've searched through some threads trying to find a solution but haven't found anything as of yet.
I swapped from the inverted y setup to the t style on my 77 F150 so tie rod ends are new and tight. All of the bushings in the front end are new and it has a 3.5" lift installed. The Trac bar and the drag link are very close to parallel. Could it possibly need a new steering stabilizer or do I need a drop pitman arm and trac bar drop bracket?
Here is a picture, what do you guys think?
I swapped from the inverted y setup to the t style on my 77 F150 so tie rod ends are new and tight. All of the bushings in the front end are new and it has a 3.5" lift installed. The Trac bar and the drag link are very close to parallel. Could it possibly need a new steering stabilizer or do I need a drop pitman arm and trac bar drop bracket?
Here is a picture, what do you guys think?
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I'm not really a a 1/2 ton guy, but with a 3.5 lift I bet YES on the drop pitman arm and trac bar drop bracket.
Having the the trac bar and the drag link are very close to parallel is on the right track.
Having the the trac bar and the drag link are very close to parallel is on the right track.
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