Home alignment- caster question
#21
I am about to go through all of this myself, but last time i had enough trouble with tie rods to take the whole thing to a shop. They did a crappy job.
I broke a T-bar bolt while installing Downey torsion bars a couple of years ago. The top of the bolt went through the floor of my truck. I actually had to get it out from the top side (under the seat). there is a hole there to this day. I would call that a little risky. Penetrating lube made the other side much easier to deal with.
Great thread. I'm interested to see how this turns out for you.
I broke a T-bar bolt while installing Downey torsion bars a couple of years ago. The top of the bolt went through the floor of my truck. I actually had to get it out from the top side (under the seat). there is a hole there to this day. I would call that a little risky. Penetrating lube made the other side much easier to deal with.
Great thread. I'm interested to see how this turns out for you.
Last edited by Matt16; Jan 4, 2009 at 10:47 PM.
#22
Alright, the alignment isn't too hard to do, but I realized both tierod ends between 1/16" to 1/8" of play. So after that, I stopped stressing about 1/32"s
Setting the caster and camber isn't too hard, and the toe-in is only "moderate", made a little more difficult by to the worn out rod ends.
I have the pics for a write up, might do one.
Setting the caster and camber isn't too hard, and the toe-in is only "moderate", made a little more difficult by to the worn out rod ends.I have the pics for a write up, might do one.
Last edited by Matt16; Jan 4, 2009 at 11:06 PM.
#23
I think you should do a write up on this. I think it would make a good one...just my opinion..
#24
Last edited by Matt16; Jan 5, 2009 at 07:36 PM.
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