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I'm getting 32x11.50r15 tires and I was lookin at gettjn cragar v5's, should I get 15x10 or 15x8? Both only come with 3.75" back spacing
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whats the easiest way to realign front axle after changin the track bar? just disconnect the bottom and bounce the front end around till centered right??
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I eyeball it. Then measure from outer edge of the flare to the outer edge of the tire. Plumb bob makes that simple.
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Ok I just lifted fro 3" to 4.5" new UCA and LCA to match lift size , new track bar. Question is front pinion angle looks bad and I have vibes past 30 MPH (confirmed by removing front driveshaft)
So it must be the pinion angle right? It's at the shop getting aligned to see if that helps, but if it doesn't whats next? What about a TC drop to bring it back down (it was perfectly smooth with the 3" lift) any ideas? Thanks
So it must be the pinion angle right? It's at the shop getting aligned to see if that helps, but if it doesn't whats next? What about a TC drop to bring it back down (it was perfectly smooth with the 3" lift) any ideas? Thanks
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Or something with weight tied to the end of a string...
Or something with weight tied to the end of a string...
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Or something with weight tied to the end of a string...
Or something with weight tied to the end of a string...
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Year: 1995
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Ok I just lifted fro 3" to 4.5" new UCA and LCA to match lift size , new track bar. Question is front pinion angle looks bad and I have vibes past 30 MPH (confirmed by removing front driveshaft)
So it must be the pinion angle right? It's at the shop getting aligned to see if that helps, but if it doesn't whats next? What about a TC drop to bring it back down (it was perfectly smooth with the 3" lift) any ideas? Thanks
So it must be the pinion angle right? It's at the shop getting aligned to see if that helps, but if it doesn't whats next? What about a TC drop to bring it back down (it was perfectly smooth with the 3" lift) any ideas? Thanks
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