camber bushing question
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camber bushing question
I recently installed new front springs on my 96 f150 4x4, They were the ones that are 2in. taller I know need to replace the camber bushing with the adjustable ones. Does anyone know which ones I would need? I know Rock auto has them as well as bronco grave yard. Im just not sure what I need.
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From: brimfield township,OH
You won't know until you take it to a get a front end alignment and they can see how many degrees it's off.That's why some places sell them them in multiple packs.One side may take a dfferent degree than the other.
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VMAN is dead right. You need a good alignment shop to measure the caster and camber. Camber will also effect the toe when you change it. You can also kill you're caster, wich won't wear a tire, but can give you a pull.
get it aligned.
get it aligned.
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I just came from the shop and they told me It was fine the way it was but the wheels are still \ / . They had the replacements for 2 wheel drive and told me to find out which ones could fix it. I guess Ill be going back. Can these be picked up at most parts stores? I know Moog makes them
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Thats right. I told them about the adjustable bushings and they said to get the prt number for the ones I need and they can get them.
The problem is there arent any shops that hadle lifted trucks around here.
The problem is there arent any shops that hadle lifted trucks around here.
