alignment question
recently added a 2.5 TF BB with 3/4 spacer up front and a set of 35's...after the install the steering wheel cocked slightly to the right...no biggy just botherd me..so the other day when my skyjacker steering stabilizer came in..we decided to put it on and center the steering wheel at the same time..everything went well except now it seems as tho i need an alignment...if i let go she pulls to the right...wasnt too bad at first but now it seems to be more...all input would help
Hope this helps:
Q: I just installed a lift on my JK. Do I need an alignment?
A: Due to the design of the new JK steering system, your toe-in will not change after installing a lift. If your lift did not come with adjustable upper or lower front control arms, you will not be able to adjust your caster angle. If you kit came with cam bolts, I would NOT recommend installing them to get your caster set as they would require you to notch out your lower control arm mounts and make them into slots (a mod that is not easily reversible). And, in my experience, it is very difficult to keep the bolts from loosening up. So, with all that said, the only thing an alignment shop will do for you is reenter your steering wheel and you can do that in your driveway with a 15mm wrench and 5 min of your time:
http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-write-...-end-alignment
Q: I just installed a lift on my JK. Do I need an alignment?
A: Due to the design of the new JK steering system, your toe-in will not change after installing a lift. If your lift did not come with adjustable upper or lower front control arms, you will not be able to adjust your caster angle. If you kit came with cam bolts, I would NOT recommend installing them to get your caster set as they would require you to notch out your lower control arm mounts and make them into slots (a mod that is not easily reversible). And, in my experience, it is very difficult to keep the bolts from loosening up. So, with all that said, the only thing an alignment shop will do for you is reenter your steering wheel and you can do that in your driveway with a 15mm wrench and 5 min of your time:
http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-write-...-end-alignment


