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Desertchild
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- Vehicle Year
- 1988
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- Ford
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- 2.9
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- Automatic
I'm not sure how to describe this, so I'll do my best.
My '88 BII used to be lifted with aftermarket coils, and a set of spacers (poor man's lift), and so the I-beams were at very steep angles, and the camber was positive at even a 4 degree adjustment.
Well, this last week, I put a proper lift in the truck, and once I was done, the wheels seemed to sit almost PERFECTLY neutral. However, after a quick test drive, the camber seems to be EXACTLY back where it was before, EXTREMELY positive.
I've noticed this before, the wheels seem perfect after an adjustment, then after a while I notice that the camber is positive again.
To me, it makes no sense that the camber would be exactly where it was before the drop brackets without having ever touched the Adjustable bushings. It seems as though there is something ELSE wrong with the axles that is causing the adjustment bushings useless.
Any information on this would be extremely helpful
Thanks in advance for the help!!
My '88 BII used to be lifted with aftermarket coils, and a set of spacers (poor man's lift), and so the I-beams were at very steep angles, and the camber was positive at even a 4 degree adjustment.
Well, this last week, I put a proper lift in the truck, and once I was done, the wheels seemed to sit almost PERFECTLY neutral. However, after a quick test drive, the camber seems to be EXACTLY back where it was before, EXTREMELY positive.
I've noticed this before, the wheels seem perfect after an adjustment, then after a while I notice that the camber is positive again.
To me, it makes no sense that the camber would be exactly where it was before the drop brackets without having ever touched the Adjustable bushings. It seems as though there is something ELSE wrong with the axles that is causing the adjustment bushings useless.
Any information on this would be extremely helpful
Thanks in advance for the help!!
