Check my alignment
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Year: 1996
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Check my alignment
I just went from 3" to 5". Got new tires and alignment. They say I need new bearings. Here are my numbers. Who has some info for me?
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Can u blow that picture up at all its way hard to see? And what would you like to know? Im assuming your wondering what measurements would be affected. The after appears to to have more negative camber than it should. But your caster may cause a pull to the right. Bad bearings can affect your toe slightly but mostly camber by making the top of the tire to tuck inward. And do you have any adjustable arms or are they only adjustable at the oe locations?
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Year: 1996
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The first one is before on the front. Second is before rear. Third is front after. Fourth is after rear. Im looking for opinions on if I need adjustable arms. I need new wheel bearings I kno. Do I need to shim the rear axle. Im at 5" no tcase drop with a np231. I have slight vibes on accel and deccel on the rear driveshaft only. Is my tracbar set right.
Any info on these numbers help. If you need more info jus let me kno.
Any info on these numbers help. If you need more info jus let me kno.
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Ps vibes are very slight. I barely notice over my brand new today maxxos bighorns. I just today went from 3" to 5" and got brand new tires and alignment. Thats y im curious
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are you taking it to a 4x4 shop that has the correct measurements for a lifted vehicle? I believe they are different from a stock vehicle. A regular automotive shop has alignment software for stock vehicles. Correct me if im wrong here fellas.
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Year: 1998
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Originally Posted by Pnguyen7
Can someone identify which number go to caster, camber, and toe. Also if this shows if my trac bar is set right or at least close?