People who have 37s does ur jeep drive stright???
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People who have 37s does ur jeep drive stright???
Hey all, I have been fighting my jeep for the past few week. Finally moved up to 37s and now my jeep won't drive stright. As soon as I let go of the wheel just pulls to the right hard core. I have had a few alignments, tire balanced and rotated. Idk what els to do. I switched from my rock Krawler tie rod to a synergy tie rod in the hope it could he aligned better no luck. Also have Reid knuckles and synergy ball joints. But I am honestly at a loss. I know a few of u will say its a jeep thing. Well this is pretty bad to the point where I can't even take my hand off the steering wheel.
Any one have any problems or tips for getting it aligned.
I already tried the jk front end alignment write up.
Any one have any problems or tips for getting it aligned.
I already tried the jk front end alignment write up.
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You had it aligned several times? What were the specs?
If it isn't a tire issue, you might try messing with the toe, and maybe the caster.
Which steering stabilizer are you running?
If it isn't a tire issue, you might try messing with the toe, and maybe the caster.
Which steering stabilizer are you running?
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It might be radial pull. I'm on my second set of toyo's and they both have pulled to the right. the 35's pulled harder than the 37's do. Google radial pull toyo mt and you'll get a ton of hits about tires pulling to the right.
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I have tired rotating a few times, still same thing. And tire pressure is fine. Idk could radial pull happen even after u rotated??? Or is it in a the tires.
At the moment no steering stabilizer . Been pulling for a while I figured it was because no one could set the toe back to stock cuz rock krawlers tire rod isn't very easy to adjust. So I bought a synergy and put it on took it to get aligned and they got the total toe to .20 which is factory. But after that it started pulling like crazy. I went and tires to so the basic front end alignment and fix it a bit but still pulls to the right will post alignment specs when I get to my computer.
With the rock Krawler tie rod I was running a fox steering stabliZer
At the moment no steering stabilizer . Been pulling for a while I figured it was because no one could set the toe back to stock cuz rock krawlers tire rod isn't very easy to adjust. So I bought a synergy and put it on took it to get aligned and they got the total toe to .20 which is factory. But after that it started pulling like crazy. I went and tires to so the basic front end alignment and fix it a bit but still pulls to the right will post alignment specs when I get to my computer.
With the rock Krawler tie rod I was running a fox steering stabliZer
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it's something in the tread pattern on the toyo's. I've done 5 tire rotations, had the stock stabilizer then a teraflex stabilizer, then no stabilizer. It has always pulled right.
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So I bought a synergy and put it on took it to get aligned and they got the total toe to .20 which is factory. But after that it started pulling like crazy. I went and tires to so the basic front end alignment and fix it a bit but still pulls to the right will post alignment specs when I get to my computer.
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As said above, Toyo MTs pull right.
If you are running 37" Toyo MTs, try 26 psi in all tires but the passenger front tire. Run 28 psi in the passenger front so that it has less drag on it.
Another option is a gas charged steering stabilizer. It will push the tie rod to the driver side.
Stock spec is to run cross caster. You can push this a little bit. Try 4.3 degrees on the driver side and 4.5 degrees caster on the passenger side.
If you are running 37" Toyo MTs, try 26 psi in all tires but the passenger front tire. Run 28 psi in the passenger front so that it has less drag on it.
Another option is a gas charged steering stabilizer. It will push the tie rod to the driver side.
Stock spec is to run cross caster. You can push this a little bit. Try 4.3 degrees on the driver side and 4.5 degrees caster on the passenger side.