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1996 TTB D35 axle on 1994 supercab with skyjacker 132x leveling coils.
This what I've done so far:
1). Measure ride height, both between the frame and ground.
2). Stripped down to knuckles.
3). Set jackstands to vehicle ride height as if tires were on.
4). Installed MooG # K80109 Fully adjustable bushings. They show 0-4* adjustment, blah, blah.
5). I have them maxed out on camber (3*) and have almost no room for caster adjustment.....and the caster needs pulled back bad. The passenger side is zeroed and the driver's side is 1.5-2* pos. To be honest the camber could use a little more negative adjustment as it's still a bit positive by a degree.
The setting is A over H on the driver's side (-3* camber/ -1/2* caster adjustment), and A over G on the passenger side ( -3* camber, +1/2* caster adjustment).
From what I understand it'll pull to the side with the least amount of caster. With the road factored in it'll already want to pull to the passenger side with the casters equal, so I would want the caster more positive on the passenger side.....correct?
So I'm either looking at running caster way out of spec (+2* to +6* is the spec) or probably springing for a set of these:
http://www.suspensionconnection.com/cgi-bin/suscon/20813.html
Right?
That way I can easily correct the positive camber situation and then use the bushings to put caster into spec rather than use all the adjustment for caster.
Or vice versa, and find a set of RA cross member drop brackets for 2-3" of lift and that should help caster.....? Would the RA drop brackets from a 4" lift be too much?
I'd appreciate any appropriate advice, especially if somebody has aligned their own vehicle with the adjustable bushings.
This what I've done so far:
1). Measure ride height, both between the frame and ground.
2). Stripped down to knuckles.
3). Set jackstands to vehicle ride height as if tires were on.
4). Installed MooG # K80109 Fully adjustable bushings. They show 0-4* adjustment, blah, blah.
5). I have them maxed out on camber (3*) and have almost no room for caster adjustment.....and the caster needs pulled back bad. The passenger side is zeroed and the driver's side is 1.5-2* pos. To be honest the camber could use a little more negative adjustment as it's still a bit positive by a degree.
The setting is A over H on the driver's side (-3* camber/ -1/2* caster adjustment), and A over G on the passenger side ( -3* camber, +1/2* caster adjustment).
From what I understand it'll pull to the side with the least amount of caster. With the road factored in it'll already want to pull to the passenger side with the casters equal, so I would want the caster more positive on the passenger side.....correct?
So I'm either looking at running caster way out of spec (+2* to +6* is the spec) or probably springing for a set of these:
http://www.suspensionconnection.com/cgi-bin/suscon/20813.html
Right?
That way I can easily correct the positive camber situation and then use the bushings to put caster into spec rather than use all the adjustment for caster.
Or vice versa, and find a set of RA cross member drop brackets for 2-3" of lift and that should help caster.....? Would the RA drop brackets from a 4" lift be too much?
I'd appreciate any appropriate advice, especially if somebody has aligned their own vehicle with the adjustable bushings.