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DANTES JIMMY · 11-25-2008, 05:43 PM

Correct
the way i have always done it is to set the wheels pretty much straight and take a measurment on the rear inside of front tire and then make adjustments
so that the front inside of the front tires is wider than the inside rear by around 1/16 of an inch
basically they stick out in front by 1/16"
AND THAT SHOULD KEEP IT FROM SEARCHING
AND NOT EAT THE CROWNS IN THE ROAD
AND NOT EAT UP THE TIRES
BUT IF YOU HAVE WORE OUT PARTS THIS WILL NOT FIX YOUR PROB
AND WHAT I AM CALLING THE DRAG LINK MAY BE INCORRECT
IT IS THE LONG ARM THAT GOES IN BETWEEN THE 2 TIRES

11-25-2008, 05:43 PM	#22
DANTES JIMMY Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: PENDLETON,INDIANA Posts: 271	Re: steering sways alot on truck Correct the way i have always done it is to set the wheels pretty much straight and take a measurment on the rear inside of front tire and then make adjustments so that the front inside of the front tires is wider than the inside rear by around 1/16 of an inch basically they stick out in front by 1/16" AND THAT SHOULD KEEP IT FROM SEARCHING AND NOT EAT THE CROWNS IN THE ROAD AND NOT EAT UP THE TIRES BUT IF YOU HAVE WORE OUT PARTS THIS WILL NOT FIX YOUR PROB AND WHAT I AM CALLING THE DRAG LINK MAY BE INCORRECT IT IS THE LONG ARM THAT GOES IN BETWEEN THE 2 TIRES Last edited by DANTES JIMMY; 11-25-2008 at 05:47 PM.