Zeroing camber on an '89.
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Zeroing camber on an '89.
I have an '89 full-size Bronco and have installed a moderate lift kit. The shop tells me they cannot bring the camber in and naturally this is hard on the tires. I'm told the culprit is the twin I-beam suspension. Has anyone had the same problem? Are there any fixes for it? I'd greatly appreciate any advice.
thanks, Mark
thanks, Mark
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Zeroing camber on an '89.
Dagger 33,
Thanks for your response - just today I found an off-road
shop that apparently knows a heck of alot more about my
Bronco than the local Ford dealer. They are going to look @
replacing the same cam that you suggested. Wish I talked to
you a year ago....would've saved 2 nice tires!
Even if I hadn't found this shop, w/your help I'd be pointed
in the right direction......thank you!
My Bronco might be 12 yrs old, but w/a little prevent.maint.
it's going to last forever. You know what they say: "Girls may
come and girls may go, but no one screws w/the toys!."
thanks again,
Mark
Thanks for your response - just today I found an off-road
shop that apparently knows a heck of alot more about my
Bronco than the local Ford dealer. They are going to look @
replacing the same cam that you suggested. Wish I talked to
you a year ago....would've saved 2 nice tires!
Even if I hadn't found this shop, w/your help I'd be pointed
in the right direction......thank you!
My Bronco might be 12 yrs old, but w/a little prevent.maint.
it's going to last forever. You know what they say: "Girls may
come and girls may go, but no one screws w/the toys!."
thanks again,
Mark
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