Rear end / axle alignment in frame

Dezerts10

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My 4Runner was damaged on the passenger side rear sometime before i owned it and the passenger side tire noticeably sits further outside the fender well sheet metal than the driver side does. Also, friends have said going down the road it’s noticeably crab walking.

It has toytec super flex coils and the pck brackets. Is there any measurements I can take with a tape measure to see if the rear end is actually off center? I don’t have any weird noises or vibrations so I am kind of thinking it’s the fender bulge not being correct from the repair. But I really don’t know.


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Come ooon man thick about it.
With tires off use a plumb bob string on body and tape measure to axle hub.
A alignment should show you also.
 
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You may need an adjustable panhard bar to correct the axle back into the center. If it's not sitting straight front to back on the truck then you definitely have some issues with you arms/frame
 
Come ooon man thick about it.
With tires off use a plumb bob string on body and tape measure to axle hub.
A alignment should show you also.



It already is noticeable at the fender so I would assume a plumb bob off the fender to the axle tube will just show me what I can already see.




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