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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
school me up on caster ect
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[QUOTE="Towerguy, post: 646295, member: 7546"] I've seen a lot of people suggest 4° is about ideal for these trucks but I've only found alignment cams up to around 2°. Is it possible to get that much caster using cams or do you need adjustable radius arms? I've also heard that using cams to ramp up the caster angle is bad for balljoints. Is there any truth to that? I'm about to have the frontend done on my truck and if using cams won't shorten the life of my balljoints I'm gonna tell them to crank up the caster. [/QUOTE]
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