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6 messages, Last post on Jan 08, 2004 at 10:10 AM
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#2 of 6 Depends by oldharry
Jan 05, 2004 (9:26 pm)
on how high it was when you started. The camber is highest when the upper control arm is level, that is, the wheel is out at the top compared to the bottom. The upper arm is shorter than the lower, and displaces inboard more than the lower whether high or low. Gm trucks also increase toe in as the height goes up.If it was lower than specs when you started, you may be okay. If you are way higher than specs, you will wear tires faster.
Harry
#3 of 6 Torsion bars by themailman1
Jan 06, 2004 (9:19 pm)
What size socket did you use? Did you raise the truck to it?#4 of 6 Torsion bars by truckluver
Jan 07, 2004 (9:43 am)
I used an 18mm socket and I raised the front 1 inch.#5 of 6 Torsion bar by themailman1
Jan 08, 2004 (5:03 am)
Did you raise the truck up on jack stands?#6 of 6 Torsion bars by truckluver
Jan 08, 2004 (10:10 am)
Yes. I raised it up so the wheels were off the ground.- « Previous
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