Wheel Spacers Bent Axle
Hey guys,
I recently bought some 1.5" wheel spacers from Rough Country. The install went real nice and they look to be high quality spacers. Can't go wrong for $59.99/pair!
So here's the problem, when I put the wheel spacers on the front, installed the wheels and lowered the vehicle it seemed to me that I have negative camber on my front axle.
Is this caused by the wheel spacers? Has anyone else had this issue? And do you think the dealership will replace it under warranty?
I recently bought some 1.5" wheel spacers from Rough Country. The install went real nice and they look to be high quality spacers. Can't go wrong for $59.99/pair!
So here's the problem, when I put the wheel spacers on the front, installed the wheels and lowered the vehicle it seemed to me that I have negative camber on my front axle.
Is this caused by the wheel spacers? Has anyone else had this issue? And do you think the dealership will replace it under warranty?
You think lowering your jeep off a jack caused a bent axle? Wow... You musta given it one hell of a thumpin coming down.
If it is in fact bent just take the spacers off and dont tell the dealer they were there.
Ive run spacers on plenty of vehicles with no ill effects.
If it is in fact bent just take the spacers off and dont tell the dealer they were there.
Ive run spacers on plenty of vehicles with no ill effects.
I used to have a 2.5" Teraflex BB with 35 MTRs. My friends and I went to the sand dunes and one of my so called buddies took it out without me knowing and he came back and told me he jumped it... I took it to get aligned for the caster adjustment and the mechanic said I have negative caster but its minute.
Anyways here's the pics

Driver's side wheel doesnt look completely straight here.

Passenger side looks worse than the driver's.
Last edited by racin444; Jan 12, 2011 at 07:12 PM.
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More than likely your C's are bent. If someone woulda took my jk and jumped it I'd either kick them in the balls or myself for letting them take it. Prolly both.
Last edited by mkjeep; Sep 17, 2010 at 09:55 AM.




