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Need so help!!!!
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New User
Joined: Mar 2004
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From: VERNON FLORIDA
Need some help!!!!
I have a 91 f-150 and have some problems with the steering. I have really loose steering. The problem is when i turn there is space before i feel tension in the steering wheel. What should i do?
Another thing is that my truck is curently on 32s and i want to go bigger i dont have a lift kit on it and was wondering if i will need one if i want to put 40s on it.
Another thing is that my truck is curently on 32s and i want to go bigger i dont have a lift kit on it and was wondering if i will need one if i want to put 40s on it.
Cargo Master
Joined: Sep 2003
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From: Georgia
Fix your steering & other mechanical problems first.
Then I would worry about the apearance items. paint, brush gaurd, tires, you get the point.
After you have your mechanical problems straight & your truck looking pretty then work on the interior.
And I personally believe that you would have to have a lift to put 40's on your wheels. I have heard people having problems with 33's & 35's without a lift.
Then I would worry about the apearance items. paint, brush gaurd, tires, you get the point.
After you have your mechanical problems straight & your truck looking pretty then work on the interior.
And I personally believe that you would have to have a lift to put 40's on your wheels. I have heard people having problems with 33's & 35's without a lift.
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Joined: Dec 2003
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I'd have a front wheel alignment done because there are so many components (ball joints, tie rod ends, radius arm bushings, ect.) that can cause loose steering. There is also an adjustment that can be done on the steering gear box.
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Joined: Sep 2003
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From: Louisiana
Easy check, look under the hood, just above the steering box on drivers side, you will see a coupling with 2 pins, if it has not been replaced yet. Between this coupling is a rubber disc. Have someone move the steering wheel while you watch. If pin is sheared or rubber disc is broken, you can get a replacement at you local parts store cheap.
Tuned
Joined: Mar 2004
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From: somewhere in Colorado
Originally Posted by vernonfords
[SIZE=3][COLOR=blue][B]Another thing is that my truck is curently on 32s and i want to go bigger i dont have a lift kit on it and was wondering if i will need one if i want to put 40s on it.
