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vjstangelo
Nov 05, 2017Explorer
We also have an F53. The steering wheel was always cocked to the right about 30 degrees when going down the road, but no pulling. Long story short, one of the front tires began to cup on the outside so I brought the rig to a local reputable truck alignment shop.
To correct the alignment, the tech told me he would have to "bend" the front axle. I did a good bit of research and it seems the only way to adjust Camber is to bend and shim the front axle. Most folks who posted the same did not experience any problems doing this so I gave the go ahead.
Wow, what a difference in handling post alignment. Also, the steering wheel is now true when driving strait.
Money well spent.
To correct the alignment, the tech told me he would have to "bend" the front axle. I did a good bit of research and it seems the only way to adjust Camber is to bend and shim the front axle. Most folks who posted the same did not experience any problems doing this so I gave the go ahead.
Wow, what a difference in handling post alignment. Also, the steering wheel is now true when driving strait.
Money well spent.
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