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Test Pilot · 03-11-2010, 10:51 PM

I've heard of people removing the cross member, making a template of the mounting holes. Then fill in the old holes and drill new ones.
There may be an easier way these days that still doesn't require an aftermarket cross member.

I'm hoping that the upper and lower control arms that CPP offers will help in this. They are supposed to add 5* of Caster which if they get this through moving the lower ball joint forward would help the situation.

03-11-2010, 10:51 PM	#2
Test Pilot Registered User Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Triangle area of NC Posts: 67	Re: Centering Front wheels I've heard of people removing the cross member, making a template of the mounting holes. Then fill in the old holes and drill new ones. There may be an easier way these days that still doesn't require an aftermarket cross member. I'm hoping that the upper and lower control arms that CPP offers will help in this. They are supposed to add 5* of Caster which if they get this through moving the lower ball joint forward would help the situation.