NJ B.S. Thread

sorry

 

How bad would it be to drive around unaligned for about 50 miles in a week?

 

are you replaceing the uca

 

Yes

 

50 miles in a week isn't much. You'd have to really have a screwed up alignment for it to damage your tires.

 

just keep an eye on the camber / \

 

Maybe if I remember too ill grease up his lca bushings while we're installing the new suspension stuff that way you'll be able to align it


How are your bushings doing Dave? Sieze up another one yet?

 

ihave not checked MY own alignment in a long time

 

Uh oh... Time for new lca bushings!

 

He already got new lcas didn't he? I know his cams were rusted solid already

 

Yep. He washes it so much its worse than if he actually wheeled it

 

that's Lakewood for you. they send half their ass aches down to us. but yes the new trucks are garbage, I'm bidding out.

 

Where to?

 

Dave, how close can you get an alignment on a 2-3" lift with stock upper control arms?

 

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Ant - Pat just got a bender and I know he did a TON of research first. That said I'm sure you could bend your shit at his crib for little to no cash. It's not like you have a ton to bend I'm sure unless your making that pig heavy as shit with some exo tubes

 

Those of you with the All-pro u-bolt flip, did you guys paint the hardware? If not, how long have you had it and how is it holding to corrosion? Thinking of painting mine before it's installed, so any reason not to?

 

I painted mine but did not sand it so I wouldn't screw up the original finish. Everything is in good shape years later.

 

4 months corrosion free