Author Topic: Solid axil camber adjustment  (Read 3349 times)

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Re: Solid axil camber adjustment
« on: Oct 23, 2005, 06:26:02 PM »
but check your toe in cause fireball has a extremely good point,  if those 35's are toe'd in a little it will actually pull the bottom of the tires in,  if the trunion or wheel bearings are worn at all this will cause what you are describing,,  get a buddy,  a jack and a tape measure,  jack up one side , or both  and then measure just below the spring in the rear of the tires,  outside of tread to outside of tread,  then do the same in front ,  you should be within 1/4 inch at least , with 35's  if not rotate your tierod,  to move the tow in/out as needed
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