How do I correct my driveline angles?
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I've installed approximately 3.5"-4" of lift on my 02 Disco, and now I need to correct my front driveline angles due to my propshaft u joints being overstressed and causing vibration. My steering is a bit jittery now also. Hard to hold a straight line on the highway. Here's my question... how do I correct these angles and alleviate stress on my u joints, while also restoring control and handling characteristics? Is it as simple as replacing my radius arms with 3 or 6 degree corrected units, or is there more to it than that?
-Matt
-Matt
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You will need castor correction arms. the catch I some of them are longer than stock and you will need a longer front shaft. When I talked to RTE he indicated a longer shaft ould be required since their arms are longer and put the font axle back to the stock location. TerraFirma will be a new d2 castor correction arms coming soon.
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A. I feel like I need a little more than 1-2 degrees of correction.
B. Kinda pricey for some bushings.
C. Seems like it would take a certain amount of luck to get them pressed in just right.
I'd say it looks like the replacement arms might still be the better option...as long as I don't need to replace my front driveshaft.
B. Kinda pricey for some bushings.
C. Seems like it would take a certain amount of luck to get them pressed in just right.
I'd say it looks like the replacement arms might still be the better option...as long as I don't need to replace my front driveshaft.
Last edited by Phoenix_522; 06-04-2012 at 08:23 PM.