is 0 degree caster correct for a rear axle on a CJ? and 4 degree in the
front??


"Matt Macchiarolo" > wrote in message
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> Measure from wheel rim to wheel rim, top and bottom. The measurements
> should be the same.
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> "Rusted" > wrote in message
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>> Can a home user measure camber with any kind of accuracy? Makes me want
>> to double check mine.
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>> "Matt Macchiarolo" > wrote in message
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>>> Did the alignment shop actually check the rear camber? True there is no
>>> adjustment but if the axle is bent, tire wear is the least of your
>>> problems...
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>>> "Troy" <@ .> wrote in message
>>> nk.net...
>>>>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: /-\
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>>>> 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.
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>>>> Since there is no adjustment, I'm guessing the tubes are crooked in the
>>>> housing? Can they be bent back into shape?
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>>>> 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?
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