jk pulling right. camber off
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my rig has started pulling right. ive read up a ton on this ie radial pull, camber issues etc. i had it aligned and it still pulls right. everything in the alignment was pretty much exactly what it was when i had it aligned after 2.5" lift install, except camber. -0.8 left, and -0.4 right. cross camber of about -0.4. i know a vehicle will pull to the side with the most positive camber. my question is, before i spend another cent, is that enough of a camber diff left to right to cause a pull? thanks
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Swap your tires side to side to eliminate that possibility, check tire pressure make sure both are the same. I don't see how a steering stabilizer would do anything since there is no loading to them. You could always just remove the stabilizer and see if the pull goes away to see if it is the issue. Were the axles parallel and the toe in set correctly when you had the alignment?