caster camber?
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From: cleve,oh
caster camber?
ok I have a 86 f150 4.9l two wheel drive I just relaced upper and lower ball joints on both sides and my wheels still are leaning in at the top now my question is should i use those degree shims for the top balljoint or is it easy to change bushings ive dont them on a car before and to be honest I didnt even pay attention if my truck had bushings im assuming it does any help?
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Well sorry it took so long to reply but bruce your a genius i checked the springs and between the two front i could notice that one was slightly higher so i bought new springs 89 bucks also a good deal for new im told I just finished installing themand wow what a diffrence my truck looks like one of those prancing horses it sits alot higher in front almost 3 inches amazing thanks for the tips
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From: Mulege south Baja ca. Mx.
Originally Posted by cbslayer
Well sorry it took so long to reply but bruce your a genius i checked the springs and between the two front i could notice that one was slightly higher so i bought new springs 89 bucks also a good deal for new im told I just finished installing themand wow what a diffrence my truck looks like one of those prancing horses it sits alot higher in front almost 3 inches amazing thanks for the tips
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From: cleve,oh
yeah it did wonders they still tilt in a little but not like before my uncle told me that alighnment places actually bend the i beams to correct it have you ever heard of that seems kinda extreme to me
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