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#5
Camber isn't adjustable on the JK so it's more likely that you've got a bad ball joint. How long you ride on it is up to you, but if it is indeed a bad joint then you'll start feeling it as well as seeing it show up in your tire wear.
#6
got it I did notice on my last set that they were wearing at a slant if you looked at the tire from the front. Any recommendations for ball joints?
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#8
the shop I got it done at said it was good to go since they used RK's measurements and they said they usually install mid arm kits according to the directions of the lift manufacturer. Are there any cons with my caster numbers? I know factory is around 4.5 or something
#9
It won't handle as well on the highway as it will take more steering input to stay straight. I agree you have adj arms get some more caster. If ball joints are good you have some tweaked axle tubes i.e. They are smiling
#10
The factory caster is 4.2*. What you have now is likely going to make the jeep flighty in the steering... I recommend you contact Teraflex and see what caster they recommend then set the control arms to get to that measurement.