Pnguyen7

Ive got a 96 xj at 5" with 33s aand an adjuatable iro tracbar with a standard rod end. I did the bounce thing and turning the,wheel while off to align it. I then got an alignment and it kinda pulls right still. I feel like its wandering with the twists in the road with some bumpsteer also. Anyone got ideas

evan00xj

What you need to do is stand facing the front of your jeep. Check to make sure the distance that your tires stick out from the fenders is even on both sides. If one tire is sticking out further theres your problem

Pnguyen7

Done that dont work. Cant really tell. Flares are gone. fenders are cut and bent to hell. Kinda tough.

OverlandZJ

I use a piece of string with a pin on the end, place it against unirail and allow the pin to settle. Measure distance to coil perch mount.. adjust till equal on level ground.

Gee oh Dee

I measure from the outside of the tire to the frame rail on both sides. Seemed to work well for me.

Dan91

This is a really great way to do it. I just use a plumb-bob from my dads construction tools.

tvarney26

get iro double shear upgrade it gets rid of the rod end and replaces it with a bolt to bolt setup with a 3/4 inch drop bracket to get u a much better steering angle relationship

tvarney26

its only 90 bucks

Pnguyen7

No. I like being able tp buy new rod ends anywhere I am. Autozone, napa , orielys etc. got them.

Gee oh Dee

Those bushings are just as easy to come by, and should last just as long. I'd imagine they are much cheaper, too.

Not to mention its a much better design.

But to each his own.