aquasport17

So I was at the shop today getting my new 265/75 tires put on after my lift, and was discussing the alignment with the tech. He took a look and claims I'm going to need some sort of camber kit to get the camber dialed in after the Sonor system 7 went in. I think he's nuts, as I didn't read bout anyone doing that here, and Steve at Sonoran would have said something about it. Who's nuts me or him?

Jeff

Bighead

No you won't need a "camber kit" (whatever that is). Go to another shop for your alignment.

Tanto

x2

Tell your friends......NOT to go there

paddlenbike

iTrader: (1)

My experience:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/caster-adjustment-after-tundra-lift-101845/

aquasport17

Yeah that's pretty much what I figured! Okay.

aquasport17

I see online how I can make the camber measurement and maybe at least improve it somewhat before I get it to the shop- it's way out - what are the tricks to adjusting the cam bolts?

AxleIke

a very long cheater bar.

toyotaoffroad91

i brought my truck the the only 4x4 shop on long island within 150 miles of me...i spent 90 dollars on the alignment but the guy had problems at first but he did get it dialed in the the truck is as smooth as stock with 285's

aquasport17

Yeah - wish there was a good 4x4 shop near Cape Cod.

aquasport17

It lined up fine! I have a noise in the front end on Drivers side over rough surface - I think the spring is hitting the frame - gonna investigate when it warms up. Spring may not be on the shock straight, or I bent something putting it in. Sure looks sharp with the new Dueler Revos and the lift, though. The Wet Okole covers arrived today. Nice.