Drive angle problems
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Drive angle problems
Im lookin at buying two trucks ones a mid 70s f250 4x4 ones a 1979 bronco 4x4 the guy says the broncos drive angles are wrong and that it doesnt drive right how hard is this to fix???? im lookin at $600 for both of them but i want to know how hard a fix the brnco will be thats what i really want out of the deal.. thankx Bob
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If you talking about drive shafts and it is lifted it could be lifted to high and needs the rear ends turned a little, or if it is lifted and the pitman are doesnt have drop in it it could bump steer really bad. but I dont know what drive angles you are talking about.
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If you talking about drive shafts and it is lifted it could be lifted to high and needs the rear ends turned a little, or if it is lifted and the pitman are doesnt have drop in it it could bump steer really bad. but I dont know what drive angles you are talking about.
Either way, for $600 i'd pick them up. Your not looking at too much work whatever the "driveline angle problem" may be.
Anyways sounds like you could still be getting a good deal...any pics?
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If you talking about drive shafts and it is lifted it could be lifted to high and needs the rear ends turned a little, or if it is lifted and the pitman are doesnt have drop in it it could bump steer really bad. but I dont know what drive angles you are talking about.
