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TTB question


crispyominus

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Joined
Sep 17, 2009
Messages
16
City
Mississippi
Vehicle Year
1986
Transmission
Automatic
i have an 86 ranger extended cab 2wd 2.9L

replaced my shocks the other day and noticed the inside edge of both my front tires was worn down smooth to the point of starting to show the steel belting in spots. the old shocks were completely worn out. i could move them in and out easily with my hands. the tires werent really scalloped like most would be with bad shocks they were just completely smooth on the inner edges like my camber was way negative. my question is could my shocks being worn out cause the ttb suspension to ride too low and increase negative camber? or should i be checking something else and taking it to get aligned. just got new tires too so dont want the same thing to happen to them.
 
get an alignment, shocks have absolutely nothing to do with tire wear... it's most likely a toe issue, or like my explorer worn out radius arm bushings.
 

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