camber

[dalefan88]

does anyone know which way you turn the sleeve to make the top of the tire lean back in.

 

[priceg]

Fat side of the sleeve pointed towards the outside.

 

[Old Dog]

The oppsite way of what your "friend" turned them.

 

[CJKrawler]

The oppsite way of what your "friend" turned them.

Ouch, that was cold.

 

[dalefan88]

Ouch, that was cold.

i know right lol. ill have to get it apart again and hopefully get them close to stock as i can.

 

[dalefan88]

The oppsite way of what your "friend" turned them.

lol i wish i knew which way that was.

 

[dalefan88]

ok i dont get it . i turned the sleeve all to way up cause it was all the way down. put it all back together and it still leans out on top. i only did one side cause i dont have time to do the other. what did i do wrong.

 

[dalefan88]

Fat side of the sleeve pointed towards the outside.

the side look the same to me.

 

[priceg]

If the hole appears to be in the middle, then it is the factory bushing and has not been changed to an adjustment bushing. Can't install it wrong.

 

[dalefan88]

If the hole appears to be in the middle, then it is the factory bushing and has not been changed to an adjustment bushing. Can't install it wrong.

i did see a bushing. dang it im never letting that friend touch my jeep again

 

[dalefan88]

anyone got a pic of these bushings

 

[CJKrawler]

anyone got a pic of these bushings

I think it's time to call your (non) mechanic friend, and ask him to undo what he did.

 

[dalefan88]

I think it's time to call your (non) mechanic friend, and ask him to undo what he did.

i order these sleeves at work today. they go from neg 1.5 to pos 1.5 they say it adjust camber and castor. they $15 apiece with my discount. i hope they work.

Advance Auto Parts: Caster Camber Bushing by Moog - Part K936

 

[CJKrawler]

It looks like your 1976 Ford F150 will ready to go in no time

 

[dalefan88]

It looks like your 1976 Ford F150 will ready to go in no time

i know for me not liking fords their dam parts keep finding their way onto my jeep. chevy needs to make more parts to put on lol.

any one know how those sleeves work? i never messed with them before. i know the threaded part screws down in the knuckle but not sure where the sleeve goes.

 

[dalefan88]

well i got the shims in today and they work perfect. the cool thing is with a wrench i can change my castor and camber with these things. pretty cool well now to get the toe and shcks fixed.