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stumblinhorse
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Stock? Lifted? Tire size? That spec seems high. I thought stock was 4-6 or so. But I see the paper says modified…I am wanting to make sure. Seems like caster and toe might be a little to much. Thanks
edit: read your signature. 3.5” lift and 37s. I think 7 is good.
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They are all within spec. I prefer caster on the higher side personally. Toe could come in a bit but it's certainly not problematicaly high.
Roky
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If it drives good, leave it be……..I am wanting to make sure. Seems like caster and toe might be a little to much. Thanks
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It does wander around a bit and takes more input than when I had 35s. I knew to expect that but just trying to make it a little better if possible
Roky
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If you’re really at 3.5” lift then bring caster back to 6,2-6.5 and bring toe to 1/16” toe in and try it. The higher the lift the higher caster feels better , but if you’re at 3- 3.5” then to much caster will make it go where you put it, or not center itself as well and you’ll have to make more corrections….
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