Rear axle is all wonky: burning up tires.
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Mudding
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Rear axle is all wonky: burning up tires.
I can't figure this one out: I've rubbed bald some perfectly new BFG At's (
) on the rear axle. Fronts still look brand new.
The crazy part: they're bald on the outside edges. Positive Camber?!
We're talking a solid beam axle with no known accidents or even gentle bumps that could have bent it.
What am I missing?
) on the rear axle. Fronts still look brand new. The crazy part: they're bald on the outside edges. Positive Camber?!
We're talking a solid beam axle with no known accidents or even gentle bumps that could have bent it.
What am I missing?
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Mudding
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From: Portlandia
Which bushings are you referring to? Lower trailing arms?
Visual inspection doesn't bring up any major concerns with them or the upper A frame.
I'll jack it up and give the road wheels a good shake, but last I had it up nothing seemed out of the ordinary regarding the bearings or stub axle assembly on either side.
Visual inspection doesn't bring up any major concerns with them or the upper A frame.
I'll jack it up and give the road wheels a good shake, but last I had it up nothing seemed out of the ordinary regarding the bearings or stub axle assembly on either side.
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