I recently lowered front of 4runner, having cranked it up via torsion bars.
I lowered it as havent found anywhere yet to adjust camber/castor, which goes out when you raise front.
I made sure ride height was back to spec, - which it was and is
when i find a place conventient to check/adjust camber etc i will crank up again.
However, one thing I have always noticed, when i jack the front of 4runner up on a level surface, via exact CENTRE of the front crossmember, the left side wheel always leaves the ground first, and is about 1cm up before other side lifts.
wonder if this is why truck pulls to left? - even though ride height level
and what can i do about it if ride height is fine????
I measure that by making sure that ground-to-lower-wishbone-bolt centre is same and also checking ground to crossmember height same
I lowered it as havent found anywhere yet to adjust camber/castor, which goes out when you raise front.
I made sure ride height was back to spec, - which it was and is
when i find a place conventient to check/adjust camber etc i will crank up again.
However, one thing I have always noticed, when i jack the front of 4runner up on a level surface, via exact CENTRE of the front crossmember, the left side wheel always leaves the ground first, and is about 1cm up before other side lifts.
wonder if this is why truck pulls to left? - even though ride height level
and what can i do about it if ride height is fine????
I measure that by making sure that ground-to-lower-wishbone-bolt centre is same and also checking ground to crossmember height same
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