4" Rough Country Write-Up
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Did you install new lower control arms? Mine did that before I moved my castor from 2 degrees after the lift without lca's to 6-7 degrees with the adjustable LCA's. Its only shows its ugly head when I'm on an on/off ramp on the highway with a sharp curve now.
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I have not put lower control arms on. I did cut out the perforated slots in the arm mounts and installed the caster bolts. The guy who did the alignment said he ran out of caster almost. This could be the problem maybe. Just seemed weird it didn't do it on stock tires, just after the bigger ones were put on.
I have not put lower control arms on. I did cut out the perforated slots in the arm mounts and installed the caster bolts. The guy who did the alignment said he ran out of caster almost. This could be the problem maybe. Just seemed weird it didn't do it on stock tires, just after the bigger ones were put on.
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I run 35x12.5x 17 on the same lift and think they are good for the lift (same lift)
Did you install new lower control arms? Mine did that before I moved my castor from 2 degrees after the lift without lca's to 6-7 degrees with the adjustable LCA's. Its only shows its ugly head when I'm on an on/off ramp on the highway with a sharp curve now.
Did you install new lower control arms? Mine did that before I moved my castor from 2 degrees after the lift without lca's to 6-7 degrees with the adjustable LCA's. Its only shows its ugly head when I'm on an on/off ramp on the highway with a sharp curve now.
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I had the ESP issues aswell but only due to not centering my steering wheel. LCAs are the way I was going to go, and suggest you go that route but I'm about to switch my axles out. I'll realign everything then as my axle does sit back about an inch. But that is also because I didn't notch my brackets and install those square bolts that came with the kit to move my axle forward.
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I had the ESP issues aswell but only due to not centering my steering wheel. LCAs are the way I was going to go, and suggest you go that route but I'm about to switch my axles out. I'll realign everything then as my axle does sit back about an inch. But that is also because I didn't notch my brackets and install those square bolts that came with the kit to move my axle forward.
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Sounds good. I have to the LCA's. So I should be all set.
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Just put mine on this past weekend. Wasn't to bad by myself. You will also need a 33 mm socket for the pit-man arm nut. Some of the other tools that the instructions said to use where different than what they said. Depending on the age and environment spray everything with PB blaster or some sort of penetrating oil and let it soak in a few hours.
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