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WyKi
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Hi guys take a look at my pic.. the wheels are sticking out from the bottom.. but it's eating the wheels from the outside.. the inside tread is still good. I put new wheel bearings, new Stabilizing bar bushing kit, new shocks all the way around. I am missing one of the brackets on the stabilizing bar, but both bushings are there..think that'l have something to do? Do I need the stabilizing bar? You thing I'll need to do the Torsion bars? is it cuz it's low and that's why it's like that? I'd like to get them straight as I dont want my tires getting eaten uneven..... :thumbsdown:

 

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looking at your avatar it looks lowered...hince you're camber is out of whack...my truck has the complete opposite problem i run on the outsides...i removed some shims behind the UCA's and helped it out some...with yours you'll prob need longer UCA bolts and a good .25"-.5" of shims on the UCA...this will assist with the camber but may mess up the toe and require adjustment of TRE's and what not but just take it to an alignment shop...

 

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