Cure for tracking on the Highway???
09-21-2014, 05:36 AM
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JKS has a set of drop brackets too. stated to be used for 2" - 4.5. I may even put them on mine. They make a huge difference in handling of the Jeep. If they have a 2" setting im down for a set for sure. mine is not bad but could always be better. The local dealer here puts on 4 in lift with no correction for anything. Their jeeps must handle like crap.
09-21-2014, 05:53 AM
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JKS has a set of drop brackets too. stated to be used for 2" - 4.5. I may even put them on mine. They make a huge difference in handling of the Jeep. If they have a 2" setting im down for a set for sure. mine is not bad but could always be better. The local dealer here puts on 4 in lift with no correction for anything. Their jeeps must handle like crap.
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09-21-2014, 06:36 AM
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Nthinuf and Kojac nailed it. Likely caster causing the darting coupled with big ass tires.
I have a 4" Evo lift on 35" Kevlars and the RC drop brackets.
Ride is decent, a little darty at times which is why I'll be throwing on some AEV brackets I got from my friend. They have a couple extra holes to set your arms up at for more caster.
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I have a 4" Evo lift on 35" Kevlars and the RC drop brackets.
Ride is decent, a little darty at times which is why I'll be throwing on some AEV brackets I got from my friend. They have a couple extra holes to set your arms up at for more caster.
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09-21-2014, 07:01 AM
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Ok, I typed in jeep castors because I wasn't sure what that is , aev brackets from quadratec popped up. So, these give it a better ride? I checked my tire pressure and it was 47psi. I am doing the chalk test after church. I still new to the jeep and jacked up thing, so thanks for your help.
Those tire pressures are way high for a big tire.
My 35's are at 30 psi. What do your side walls say Max PSI cold is?
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09-21-2014, 09:04 AM
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Ok, chalked the tires. I should have known they had too much pressure. they still had rubber tits on inch inside the sidewall.
BUT, at 28 PSI my tire light is on. What fixes that, put more air in? I have a programmer, but never used it. I doubt it would adjust the tire pressure light....
It was a smoothier ride, but haven't gotten very fast yet
BUT, at 28 PSI my tire light is on. What fixes that, put more air in? I have a programmer, but never used it. I doubt it would adjust the tire pressure light....
It was a smoothier ride, but haven't gotten very fast yet
09-21-2014, 09:29 AM
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Ok, chalked the tires. I should have known they had too much pressure. they still had rubber tits on inch inside the sidewall.
BUT, at 28 PSI my tire light is on. What fixes that, put more air in? I have a programmer, but never used it. I doubt it would adjust the tire pressure light....
It was a smoothier ride, but haven't gotten very fast yet
BUT, at 28 PSI my tire light is on. What fixes that, put more air in? I have a programmer, but never used it. I doubt it would adjust the tire pressure light....
It was a smoothier ride, but haven't gotten very fast yet
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09-21-2014, 09:29 AM
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