alignment bushing install


Boggin

Boggin

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hey, did anybody on here ever install adjustable alignment bushings? or is it a task for a shop to do? im thinkin about leveling the ranger a couple inches without getting drop brackets and thought i might get some skyjacker 0-3 degree alignment bushings but wasnt sure abuot installing them?
this truck wont be lisenced for around 1-2 years so the alignment doesnt have to be perfect as long as its somewhat straight i dont care if it has a small bit of camber but i just dont want her to be to the extreme like this \--o-/
thanks
 
I've done them. You could physically put it in yourself, but to get the right one you need to know how far your camber has to move, and you'd need an alignment to get it back in spec, because they adjust the camber as you turn them.
 
If your talking about your 88....i did my 88 with 2" (if that) and found the bushings needed to be maxed out to get close to vertical. I never went for alignment because i figured they were adjusted all the way out so its not like the shop could do anything anyways other then adjust the toe.
 
ok thanks i mite jus do a body lift **** the leveling kit lol
 
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