smkd13
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i might have to take you up on that, one of mine was bent pretty bad hit a rock, and also bent the front mounts for it, but we used some heat and a porta-power and pushed it back strait. but the LCA is a little tweaked. the LCA arent that hard to change out, i mean i can have them out in like 30 min a side on a lift. its just a matter of unbolting the lower strut mount, and removing the LBJ and pull the cams.
its not that they are doing crappy work(i dont think), my father inlaw is the senior tech, shop foreman, and been working there for 20+ years, although he refused to do alignments so some other banana swinging monkey is probably doing the work, but if this goes long enough i think its gonna be a bunch of poo flinging monkeys... as none of the other guys have any experience with lifted trucks, and toyota only gives spec for stock.
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honestly i think its the bushings in the LCAs as on sunday when at my father inlaws shop at his house we would do the old tape measure alignment and get it close with the eyeball and then drive it, and it would become way off. -i think im gonna start my own thread to discuss this so i dont cloud up this here...
That is how it goes though they grown the new guys on the alignment machine or tires. I always make sure I have them get the guy that has experience with lifted trucks.
But if you have a bushing bad it ain't gonna make it any better and they should be able to notice those kinda things