Lifted 2wd
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Originally Posted by f150cam
my 96, iv never aligned mine myself. iv taken it to shops who straight up told me that they have dome them before and theirs nothing special you need. i needed new parts when i got mine leveled to realign it, only cost like 40 bucks for parts and 35 bucks in labor. iv spent the last year almost 2 years figuring out what i want, need and which lift i wanted to do on my truck, and non of the shops i went to never mentioned any special tools, parts, kits or just labor intensive things they needed to do on any of the setups i looked into, leveling-6" lift.
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Dodge+Ford = always ready
lol yea mine gets pissy sometimes, some days i can be driving and let go of the wheel and it will stay straight for a mile. other days i let go and it will slowly go left or right. aslong as its not to bad its fine. our trucks are 16 years old and have a little play in them.
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Dodge+Ford = always ready
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Originally Posted by f150cam
thats a prob lol, you should check into your steering gear box.
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Dodge+Ford = always ready
yea my ram 1500 does the same thing and i cant stand it. i hate always correcting which way my vehicle is going. my f150 either goes damn near straight or pulls very lightly to the left or right, the steering is still tight with no play.
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Originally Posted by f150cam
yea my ram 1500 does the same thing and i cant stand it. i hate always correcting which way my vehicle is going. my f150 either goes damn near straight or pulls very lightly to the left or right, the steering is still tight with no play.
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Dodge+Ford = always ready
i know with my dodge the problem is the gear box. i gotta adjust it to take the play out. i just keep putting it off, hopefully now that im on winter break i can get some crap done with my trucks.
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It's a Canadian thing eh!
The ram 1500 roofing truck we had, the steering was so bad you had to make constant 90 deg turns back and forth to keep the truck straight on the road every link, tie rods and the steering box was shot.