steering adjusty thingy
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steering adjusty thingy
Can I turn those little adjusters that are between the tie rod ends and the tie rod (I think those are the right terms) an equal amount and get my steering wheel back to center? Ever since I went wheeling it's been off a little. The alignment shop said that there wasn't anything broken or bent in there but they wanted 60$+ to center the wheel for me.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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You could do a driveway alignment (search it, a couple good threads on it). But if it were me, I'd pony up for a lifetime alignment that way you could have it re-aligned after every wheeling trip for free. Pays for itself after the 2nd time.
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check here:
http://www.bridgestonetire.com/store...tor_BS_EN.aspx
put in your location. closest "Firestone" is in Oroville, but you might contact some of the other locations that pop up and ask them.
Bridgestone owns Firestone.
http://www.bridgestonetire.com/store...tor_BS_EN.aspx
put in your location. closest "Firestone" is in Oroville, but you might contact some of the other locations that pop up and ask them.
Bridgestone owns Firestone.
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10-4!
I'm going down as soon as I can get motivated and getting it checked. The steering is a little 'light' and the truck wanders a bit since I replaced the rear springs. Probably the caster off since the rear's higher now.
I'm going down as soon as I can get motivated and getting it checked. The steering is a little 'light' and the truck wanders a bit since I replaced the rear springs. Probably the caster off since the rear's higher now.
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You may have won this battle but the war will belong to me!
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You *can* equally adjust both tie-rods to re-center your wheel but if you gotta do like more than two -three turns then I think you might just reconsider getting an alignment =)
I had mine aligned but those damn idler arms bend real easy if you have balljoin spacers upfront. Unless you get a brace on a new idler, it aint worth getting it aligned, I've had to trail-align mine a few times to get it home.
Lifetime alignment sounds like a good way to go tho. Didnt know anyone offered that.
I had mine aligned but those damn idler arms bend real easy if you have balljoin spacers upfront. Unless you get a brace on a new idler, it aint worth getting it aligned, I've had to trail-align mine a few times to get it home.
Lifetime alignment sounds like a good way to go tho. Didnt know anyone offered that.
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