alright so i am going to go put the tires on and then drop the Xj onto the ground and turn wheel to move axle over body and then put trackbar on when its centered.

 

close when you turn the wheel the body wil mover back and forth over the axle youl see its easy you can even start it so the power steering helps get the measurements as close as possible

 

i think i got it centered. did i even need an adj trackbar with a 4inch lift?.

 

you could of used the track bar relocation bracket but the adj is better and stronger

 

so the rear measures 57" and the front 56" but the front looks straight and cant tell is toed in. if its at 56 7/8" it looks like its toed out. ? should i just visually align it for now and then call a shop to get it professional aligned??

 

alright thats what my buddy was saying he said i wasted my money on one but i rather have something thats strong and durable and if i do decide to lift it more i can always just adj it cus right now the adj trackbar is turned in almost all the way

 

you going to far when you are adjusting it the front measurment will gwt bigger and the rear will get smaller the rear will be like 565/8 the front will be aroun563/8

 

the drivers side tire is still sticking out alot more than the passenger almost 3/4"

 

you mean sticking out from the fender not on an angle right the track bar is not adjusted right yet

 

it needs to be longer pushing the body over the drivers tire

 

alright so i cam going to extended the bar and then measure it again. whats the problem is i dont have the axle centered over the body perfectly?

 

yes measure from the inside of tire to frame on both side and make iteven as you can

 

with a good eye you can look down the sides of the xj and compare both side where the fender covers the tread on the tire

 

well...i dont have fender covers haha i just measured into the body and got 20 3/16" for one and 20 1/4" pretty damn close for just drooping trackbar as far as i could and then putting trackbar in haha.

 

thats close now the steering wheel is next