Control arms
09-11-2013, 02:43 PM
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how many miles have you had the lift? After installing a lift its a good idea to retorque your control arm and trackbar bolts (at least do the front). have you done that? Also upgrading to the 9/16 bolt kit from northridge is another good thing to do to prevent future death wobble and IMO it makes the entire front end feel tighter. Lastly yes adding front lower adjustable control arms to increase your caster will definatley help your handling. Do these things and your handling will improve. I drive my jeep with one finger sometimes. I used to run your lift and yes it is a little rough but just retorqing my front control arms and trackbar after 1000 miles showed some immediate improvement. good luck
09-11-2013, 02:48 PM
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From your initial post.
You should have been given a sheet listing the before and after specs.
It will show Caster, Camber, Toe, etc
Camber won't change unless you have bent something, so we are looking for your caster and toe numbers.
And did you happen to install a trackbar bracket up front?
I also got an alignment.
It will show Caster, Camber, Toe, etc
Camber won't change unless you have bent something, so we are looking for your caster and toe numbers.
And did you happen to install a trackbar bracket up front?