Hi Troy,
I believe you're seeing an elusion with the bulge of the radial
tire on the ground, but you may double check it by crawling under and
taking an actual measurements near the tires and near the differential
housing. Or check for a bent axle by jacking the wheels off the ground
and spinning them along side a carpenters square, straight edge, they
may have forgot to tighten the lug nuts. Many times the rims won't fit
the centers of a Real axle.
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Troy wrote:
>
> I got a used dana44 rear installed into my tj and when I look at it from a
> distance I notice that the tires have negative camber I think it's called...
> looks like this: /-\
>
> It looks like its gonna wear my tires unevenly, and I took it to an
> alignment shop and the guy said that there's no adjustment for the rear and
> to just rotate my tires frequently.
>
> Since there is no adjustment, I'm guessing the tubes are crooked in the
> housing? Can they be bent back into shape?
>
> The shop who did the swap was supposed to put in a detroit locker, but for
> some reason put in the detroit truetrac. They're gonna fix it Monday, would
> they have to take the rear off again to bend it back?