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Sounds like you may have to lower your radius arms down a bit.
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Any suggestions on how much? Or is there anything else I should look for first?
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That your axle beams (the rectangular section where your radius arms attach) are square (level) with the ground (not tilted forward or back). This should set you up for about 5° caster, which you can then adjust +/- 2° or so with the bushings.
Also, make sure the steering is able to move freely from lock-to-lock with both wheels off the ground (check that nothing's binding within the steering gear, column, or linkage)
Also, make sure the steering is able to move freely from lock-to-lock with both wheels off the ground (check that nothing's binding within the steering gear, column, or linkage)
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