Alignment opinions?
2015 JKUR
3" EVO springs with Rancho 9K's
Synergy Steering Correction
Metalcloak front lower arms
Arms currently set to 22 7/8"
Noticed this past week a little shake and touchy steering at highway speed. Not bad but noticeable. Had the front tires re-balanced. They were off a little so that resolved the shake. Decided to get a free alignment check at the local Goodyear store. Attached is the result.
I'm thinking lengthening the arms to 23". Only one adjustment on toe so not sure about that. Can't adjust camber so not sure on that. Not sure that I really need to do anything other than a slight arm adjustment to see how that affects caster and the slight touchy steering.
What are your opinions on the alignment numbers I got?
3" EVO springs with Rancho 9K's
Synergy Steering Correction
Metalcloak front lower arms
Arms currently set to 22 7/8"
Noticed this past week a little shake and touchy steering at highway speed. Not bad but noticeable. Had the front tires re-balanced. They were off a little so that resolved the shake. Decided to get a free alignment check at the local Goodyear store. Attached is the result.
I'm thinking lengthening the arms to 23". Only one adjustment on toe so not sure about that. Can't adjust camber so not sure on that. Not sure that I really need to do anything other than a slight arm adjustment to see how that affects caster and the slight touchy steering.
What are your opinions on the alignment numbers I got?
It will drive better at around 5 degrees of caster. That should work well for your setup.
Ignore the camber. Those specs need to be updated by Chrysler. Jeeps roll off the lot out of spec on camber. It is rare to see an alignment sheet where at least one side of the camber is in the red zone.
Ignore the camber. Those specs need to be updated by Chrysler. Jeeps roll off the lot out of spec on camber. It is rare to see an alignment sheet where at least one side of the camber is in the red zone.


