Best Alighnment Specs

[NoMoreJeep]

What are the best specs needed for a lifted 4runner? Mine has 2.5 Daystar and FJ springs. I know the caster needs to be maxed out but what are the best numbers for the camber and toe?

 

[jdkilroy]

I believe the manufacturer specs are still applicable to your vehicle even with your lift.

You should be able to get within those specs although at around 3" of lift and greater you will likely need a different UCA such as Light Racing.

With what you have done you should be able to get within specs with the OEM UCA.

 

[NJshadow93]

Are there any benefits to aftermarket UCAs other than perfect alignment? I have a 3 inch lift and plan to get the LR UCAs for alignment but will it benefit anything else too?

 

[Mytoy4]

Here's the specs of mine. This was after I had my 3" lift.

 

[Evan B]

Here's the specs of mine. This was after I had my 3" lift.

I'm I reading this right? Were they only able to get 1.1 degrees of caster on the front left?

 

[Mytoy4]

Yup. This is why I need new UCA's.

 

[NoMoreJeep]

Getting within the range of "factory spec" isnt an issue. What are the optimal numbers for a vehicle with a mild lift like mine? The factory spec range is pretty wide.

 

[NoMoreJeep]

So I'm taking my rig to 4wheel parts in Nashville tomorrow to get the alignment done. Any numbers I should tell them to shoot for or should I just let them do what they think is best?

 

[luvmyt4r]

Go with the factory Specs or as close as they can get them. The guys will look at you like you do not know what you are talking about, but just tell them you want factory.