steering wheel
It's off because of the 3" lift most likely, an adjustable trac bar like a Thuren would also help correct it.
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The track bar will center the axle under the frame, but probably won't recenter the steering wheel. It will help keep the truck from doglegging.
If the OP lifted his truck it effected the geometry on his drag link (steering wheel) and (not mentioned) his toe in as well. This is because the "Y" design encompasses the drag link and pass side tie rod.
So the OP will need to loosen and turn the drag link adjusting sleeve, and should have his toe in and caster checked. I'd hazard his toe in is about 5/8 inch or better, it should be about an 1/8 inch.
The track bar will center the axle under the frame, but probably won't recenter the steering wheel. It will help keep the truck from doglegging.
If the OP lifted his truck it effected the geometry on his drag link (steering wheel) and (not mentioned) his toe in as well. This is because the "Y" design encompasses the drag link and pass side tie rod.
So the OP will need to loosen and turn the drag link adjusting sleeve, and should have his toe in and caster checked. I'd hazard his toe in is about 5/8 inch or better, it should be about an 1/8 inch.
If the OP lifted his truck it effected the geometry on his drag link (steering wheel) and (not mentioned) his toe in as well. This is because the "Y" design encompasses the drag link and pass side tie rod.
So the OP will need to loosen and turn the drag link adjusting sleeve, and should have his toe in and caster checked. I'd hazard his toe in is about 5/8 inch or better, it should be about an 1/8 inch.
what is the drag link adjusting sleeve? and how do you adjust it?



