2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission alignment specs for 2.5"lifted front end.

[GreggNoble]

taking the 2500 to an align shop soon, got new XRF BALL JOINTs all around new xrf track bar,(i get one year use from 4 ball joints and a track bar) ah ah

four new tires also.

i was wondering if i should tell the align shop to align it to the spec i got from the GENO`S GARAGE page but before i did i though i`d ask you guys for opinions ,my truck has a 2. 5" lift in front so i didn`t know if the geno`s specs would still be a good think to try . my new tires are 265/75 r16`s .



thanks

 

[Diesel Gunner]

I had mine aligned with 1/16" toe in and 5. 5 degrees positive caster. Runs better than it ever did from the factory, but I would not brag about it. I have tried 295 tires and that made things worse. I now run the Toyo MT 285 Load range E and it tows really well. In fact, I prefer towing over running MT.



The camber is what it is and I cannot remember where it measured right at the moment.

 

[GreggNoble]

Thanks, i have never been able to get this trruck in line,it has ruined every pair of tires i put on it. wish i could find a garage that accually cares rather than just try to align it to the factory specs and get it out off the shop!

i need specs from some one who also has a levelling kit in thier front end,i can see where this changes the caster setting,so i`m thinkin that there should be a spec alignment for front lifted trucks out there somewhere!