1999 jeep Cherokee caster issues
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https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.che...36a9526c11.jpg https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.che...df74186fc9.jpg By any chance can anybody tell me why are the c's behind my wheels bowing in? I have a 4.5 lift on my xj is that normal for it to look like that |
Have adjustable control arms?
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Originally Posted by Timothy Martinez
(Post 3541090)
By any chance can anybody tell me why are the c's behind my wheels bowing in? I have a 4.5 lift on my xj is that normal for it to look like that
What do you mean by "the c's behind my wheels"? I've heard of many types behind the wheel 😂 |
I dont know if it has adjustable ca's
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Timothy,
Those "C"s are actually often referred to as the axle housing "C"s. They hold the ball joints that the steering knuckles attach to and rotate upon for turning. They are meant to lean in somewhat. They were designed and manufactured to be that way. The amount the tire leans in is called camber. The front wheels on the XJ have a slightly negative camber (as many vehicles do). The larger the tire, the more you are apt to notice it. Unless the vehicle has been jumped or damaged, they are likely just fine. |
What he said ^^^^^^ All looks normal in your pics!
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Thanks guys that's good to hear!! I've already bought all the replacement front end parts the only thing I have left is to try to find what size shocks I need
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I was planning on buying a rc adjustable tbar but it says it requires a 0610 dpa is that even necessary for a 4.5 lift
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