My ongoing handling/suspension problem
I got LT tires, 4 new shocks and custom leaf springs. (See old thread.) Once the van was no longer all floppy in the rear, I noticed the front end. Took it to an alignment shop with good local repu...
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Vulcan Rider wrote:Harvard wrote:
A squirrely front end in a Ford E series at highway speeds can be indicative of not having enough front end +caster.
Not wanting to hijack the thread but..........
What about an E450 where there seems to be about 3 inches of "play" in the steering wheel ?
My local Ford shop is useless and the tire shop they referred me to says "no worn parts and there is no adjustment for play".
In my case, it actually becomes more stable on the highway......when the cross winds are not strong.
Here is a link to my experience with a 28 Foot 2004 E450.
