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12-16-2014, 10:56 AM
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PB Fab A arms and Alignment shims
Tried asking this in the general section but didnt gain much traction... This may be a better spot
I installed the pb fab a arms but didn't take notice of how many shims I pulled out when i disassembled the original pieces. I put three shims in just because. Im assuming I can find an alignment shop close enough to me that I will only have to drive a few miles. Will that be ok? |
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12-16-2014, 11:05 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Longview, TX
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Re: PB Fab A arms and Alignment shims
Should not be an issue. looking at the truck from the front, do the tires look close to being vertical? Are they toed in or out to much?
If those issues look close, then driving a few miles to get to the alignment shop should nto be an issue..
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