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Your truck looks beastly, K-tung. Do you have an issue with bump steer after the 3.5" level?
Thanks TXSD6.2. Yeah I’ve had some degree of bump steer before and after the level, even with the fox stabilizer. It’s not as bad now or maybe I’m just use to it.
Thanks TXSD6.2. Yeah I’ve had some degree of bump steer before and after the level, even with the fox stabilizer. It’s not as bad now or maybe I’m just use to it.
I wonder if your kit had some caster shims to help with that bump steer. If not I am sure you can add a set to any kit.
I wonder if your kit had some caster shims to help with that bump steer. If not I am sure you can add a set to any kit.
His kit (ReadyLift 3.5") comes with radius arm drop brackets, which are supposed to address the issue. I read a thread from someone that added caster cams w/ a radius arm lift the other day and they said their truck with 5+ * of positive caster drove great.
His kit (ReadyLift 3.5") comes with radius arm drop brackets, which are supposed to address the issue. I read a thread from someone that added caster cams w/ a radius arm lift the other day and they said their truck with 5+ * of positive caster drove great.
I’ve thought about giving the shims a try. I’ve also been considering upgrading to a better setup and maybe going up to the 4.5 range and smaller rims.
Originally Posted by benhoopes
This has got to be the best looking SD I have seen on here. I love it.
BDS 2". Still gives a bit of rake at 1.5" higer in rear. I didn't want a completely level truck. Nice kit, especially with the new trac bar mount and Fox shocks. Will need a wheel alignment as the factory ball joint alignment cames were not equal and the supplied cams are. If running 37s with a negative offset wheel, you are probably going to rub and will have to trim a lot.
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