LCA and alignment
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I think everyone will need some move vehicle info to help you. lift amount if any , reason for LCA, are you having any issues now , other istem you have on the front suspension, tires ?
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If you make them the same length as stock, nothing will have changed. But assuming you will set them longer than stock to raise the caster, how will you know what the new caster is?
There is a DIY alignment writeup up in the writeups area (index at the top of the page) that shows one method of ball-parking the numbers. The folks at Dynatrac described a better way to measure, but I don't think it is hosted here. I'll post it if I find the thread I saw it in.
There is a DIY alignment writeup up in the writeups area (index at the top of the page) that shows one method of ball-parking the numbers. The folks at Dynatrac described a better way to measure, but I don't think it is hosted here. I'll post it if I find the thread I saw it in.