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[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 26-Sep-01 AT 09:39 PM (EST)[/font][p]i heard that too much pos. caster causes hard steering...true??
my steering is HARD (even for having 39x15 tires)....here's what i have though....78 bronco, 6" susp. lift, 3" body lift, 39x15 M/Ts...it has 5" drop radius arm brackets, and unknown c-bushing offset....ALSO, I MEASURED THE AXLE TO FRAME DISTANCE AND COMPARED IT TO MY OTHER STOCK BRONCO...the back on my 78 is 6" higher, whereas the front is 4" higher....(wondering if maybe the 429 is that much heavier to cause a 2" drop in front, but i doubt it)...so anyway, considering all that, what degree offset SHOULD i have, and could i have enough now to kill my steering ability??????
***i am curious as to the height difference, too***
my steering is HARD (even for having 39x15 tires)....here's what i have though....78 bronco, 6" susp. lift, 3" body lift, 39x15 M/Ts...it has 5" drop radius arm brackets, and unknown c-bushing offset....ALSO, I MEASURED THE AXLE TO FRAME DISTANCE AND COMPARED IT TO MY OTHER STOCK BRONCO...the back on my 78 is 6" higher, whereas the front is 4" higher....(wondering if maybe the 429 is that much heavier to cause a 2" drop in front, but i doubt it)...so anyway, considering all that, what degree offset SHOULD i have, and could i have enough now to kill my steering ability??????
***i am curious as to the height difference, too***
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