alighment problems
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alighment problems
my trucks a 2wd 1995 F150
I did a alighment and is still turns one way
i put new radius arm bushings in.
then i checked out the tow and fixed it.
but it still pulls to the left.
its weard, is thare something about the truck that is maken it
do this?
I did a alighment and is still turns one way
i put new radius arm bushings in.
then i checked out the tow and fixed it.
but it still pulls to the left.
its weard, is thare something about the truck that is maken it
do this?
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From: Annapolis,MD.
If you have less caster on the left,that could be your problem.Also too much possitive camber on the left or too much negative on the right can cause a pull to left.Could also be 1 of the front tires causing it too.What specs. do you have on it now?
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i dident realy get into that i only did the tow.
My one side rubs my radius arm and i got stock tires. drivers
When the trucks lifted My drivers side tire is level but my other side
leans out. souldent thay both lean out when lifted off the ground ?
I usaly dont have time to mess with that but i dont no were to ajust it so
i kinda stay away from it
My one side rubs my radius arm and i got stock tires. drivers
When the trucks lifted My drivers side tire is level but my other side
leans out. souldent thay both lean out when lifted off the ground ?
I usaly dont have time to mess with that but i dont no were to ajust it so
i kinda stay away from it
