Front wheels leaning bad after lift
#1
Front wheels leaning bad after lift
Hi I have a 1982 ford f150 and I just put a 6" lift kit on it an the wheels are leaning bad towards the top I know it needs an alignment but I know an alignment just adjusts the tow in and tow out. Please help
#2
1994 F150 XLT 5.8L 2wd
You need 2 of Moog K80109 Cam Bolt Kit, it lets you adjust caster/camber the most of any adjustable bushing, from -4 to +4. , only 47.08 to your door for both. Just loosen upper ball joint pinch bolt, use a screwdriver or something to pop the old bushing out, set these to zero (will have directions), run to alignment place and either pay them to turn it for you, or pay like $10 for a printout, take it home, use the graph that comes with them and set it to what you need. Total cost is less than an alignment if you get printout.
BTW most shops adjust caster/camber as well but unless you have the correct bushings they can only do stock vehicles.
BTW most shops adjust caster/camber as well but unless you have the correct bushings they can only do stock vehicles.
#5
I used BDS and they were about the same price. I never needed them I got by with my stock ones. I heard that Moog was bought out by a chinese company and I have read that their quality has gone down. Not sure though its just what I read