jferg92

to press the splined part of the cv off the hub. Mine bent a 10 Ton press and had to be cut in half with a torch

white89gt

Oh, OK. I gotcha. It was a reading comprehension thing. I was thinking "hub and camber kit" was something that played with camber with the hub, LOL. You mean one of the kits that go on the upper control arm, and a hub.

DrillRig52

Lol yes sir.

DrillRig52

Holy hell man, you must be in the salt belt? Mine took 5 good whacks with a mini sledge. A little bit of rust build up but not much. Perks of living in the desert.

jferg92

yeah northern IL
Glad yours was easy

white89gt

Holy smokes. I've heard so many horror stories about this. Knock on wood, I've always been able to slide them right out on everything. Maybe it's just the crap they put on the roads for snow in some states?

white89gt

I got lucky. The previous owner of my truck already put that kit on it, and the Moog problem solver control arms with changeable ball joints.

DrillRig52

Honestly I don't know why I didn't do it sooner, it was super easy, like 10 mins per side. I never had to replace the UCAs, but I also don't have my bars cranked to the max either. I'll say between the Moog tie rods and rough county steering stabilizer it sure does drive nice.

white89gt

I've wondered about those stabilizers. So they work good on these trucks? I've never seen one installed on one.

I put one on a Super Duty for a guy at work, and he loved it... but the damn thing started leaking about a year into it and he had to get a new shock.

DrillRig52

I've had mine for 2.5 years and I swear by it. It's been on gnarly jeep trails and just about everywhere else you can imagine. It's makes a WORLD of difference in the bump steer. Only cost 60 bucks. I can't tell you enough how much it improves the driving experience on these trucks.