Finally got my WDH set-up right!
Just wanted to thank everyone here for their tips and knowledge. :) Finally, after 8 months and lots of fiddling I have my WDH dialed in. After being sent home like many people with an improperly...
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Terryallan wrote:Bob Landry wrote:GMT830 wrote:
Truck nose looks high to me. But it's difficult to tell with all the black and the shadow
The nose being high doesn't really mean anything. The purpose of WD is not to make the TV sit level, and in most cases it probably won't.
Actually, IF the nose is high. It does mean something. It means you are unloading the steering axles, reducing steering control. and unloading the steering axles, and reducing steering control, is a bad thing.
Reality is. The TV should sit pretty much the same, hooked up, as it does unhooked.
From the picture. It does look nose high, and tail down. But is hard to tell. Big question is. How does it tow? If you have -O- sway. Good to go.
If the nose appears high because of rear end squat, it doesn't mean the front end is too light. Too many people think the purpose of WD is to make the truck sit level and it is not. The OP's verification that the front fender height is within Ford's specification tells us the WD is adjusted correctly.
