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- Sep 10, 2015
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- 98
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- Location
- Michigan
- First Name
- Sam
- Truck Year
- 1987
- Truck Model
- V10
- Engine Size
- 5.3 LS
I have completely gone through the suspension and steering systems on my
87 V10 short bed. I've gone through the process of centering the new steering box but in order to keep it on center and keep the steering wheel straight the draglink will not shorten up enough. I also finally got my Tuff Country 3" lift installed and now that I can actually turn full lock it turns much sharper right than it does left. Now obviously I've got some more adjusting to do, and potentially may need a drop pitman or raised steering arm. Does anyone see anything wrong with cutting an inch or so off each tie rod end of the draglink to gain the adjustment I need?
87 V10 short bed. I've gone through the process of centering the new steering box but in order to keep it on center and keep the steering wheel straight the draglink will not shorten up enough. I also finally got my Tuff Country 3" lift installed and now that I can actually turn full lock it turns much sharper right than it does left. Now obviously I've got some more adjusting to do, and potentially may need a drop pitman or raised steering arm. Does anyone see anything wrong with cutting an inch or so off each tie rod end of the draglink to gain the adjustment I need?