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my front end camber ?


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Can anyone tell me if its only me or what........my 98 pathy sits with the wheels in the shape of a V.....is this a sign for me to get new shocks and struts? or just an alignment? is this normal? did the previous owner have this pathy lifted that i dont know about? can someone give me feed back so i can move on......thanks :help:

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1996-2004 pathfinders have non adjustable cam bolts. when i lifted mine, i got the V shape also. i had a custom alignment done without buying the 14mm cam bolts from AC by making the holes larger and the shop put in new bolts.

 

i would definately take it to a shop and have it looked at. its a possibility that you may need an alignment.

 

you should post a pic of the truck and maybe we have seen it and knew it was lifted, etc. good luck. let us know how it turns out

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FYI, camber is not adjustable without aftermarket parts. Unless you get special camber-bolts, the shop's alignment machine computer will tell the tech that camber and caster are not adjustable, and no attempt to correct camber will be made.

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Holy camber moly, does that greatly affect your tire wear?

It doesn't look like that on level ground. ;) That pic is taken from the top of a steep incline (click link for pic), with a few hundred pounds of camping gear loaded in back, so much less weight is actually on the front tires than during normal driving.

 

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Watch out for this camber adjustment kit "if it's really bothering you, go here: http://www.ingallseng.com/parts/81260.htm". Someone on this list had something similar at the bolts broke causing a grand in damage. Most alignment place can make a custom adjustment and get it pretty close to stock.

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