I picked up this 3rd gen last month with 105k on it. Since then I've....
-changed the radiator/timing belt kit
-replaced the lower ball joints
-outer tie rods and both sway bar end links
- done the Fuel Sender TSB
- OME shocks/springs all the way around
- SCS Ray 10's w/ Duratracs
Wow. That paint looks cleaned, polished, and ceramic coated, lol.
Got an alignment. Sketchy as hell driving it to the shop after all new ball joints and tie rod ends went in.
I started on the front end, doing the works, the whole shabang; bushings, ball joints, tie rods, etc.
Timmy's videos make it pretty easy. Thanks again Tim ! I do one side at a time so I can see how to put it back together...just in case.
They call that an alignment? how did it drive after? Your caster is way off specs. I would raise the caster to get that truck straight and better steering return.
What I don't get is why did the SAI and IA change before and after? All they did was a toe set.
They call that an alignment? how did it drive after? Your caster is way off specs. I would raise the caster to get that truck straight and better steering return.
What I don't get is why did the SAI and IA change before and after? All they did was a toe set.
What bushings did you use for the control arms, I'm due since I'm over 300k.
$75 a week?
What kind of fuel are you running ?
I only use cheveron premium and from bone dry empty it’s $60.
They call that an alignment? how did it drive after? Your caster is way off specs. I would raise the caster to get that truck straight and better steering return.
What I don't get is why did the SAI and IA change before and after? All they did was a toe set.
Could the suspension lift have anything to do with being off spec?
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https://flic.kr/p/25DY2Sblol right? Susie needs to take that back and raise hell.