Cleanoh4
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Last summer I replaced the following: pitman arm,idler arm and bracket,both UCAs, both lower ball joints, both tie rod ends, and both inner tie rods, and the camber bolts on the driver side(had destroyed them removing UCA). I also dealt with an issue of after market sway bar end links not being long enough.
That being said I believed that to be the reason my inner tie rod would rub the boot on the sway bar and tear it at 3/4 lock to the right.
So fast forward to today. I had ordered a new inner tie rod to replace the damaged one along with GM end links hoping the bushing size or someting would allow it to clear. It didnt. I also ordered new camber bolts for the passenger side bc the alignment shop had said they needed to be replaced in order to dial the truck in completley. Tomorrow I'm taking it in to be realigned and am just going to have them do the bolts because they only wanted $35 to do it(well worth it IMO)
So if you are still reading at this point here's my question. Could the new camber bolts allow for adjustment to be able to have the itr clear the sway bar?
I'm honestly at a loss here. Everything is new(er) and I didn't have this problem before.
That being said I believed that to be the reason my inner tie rod would rub the boot on the sway bar and tear it at 3/4 lock to the right.
So fast forward to today. I had ordered a new inner tie rod to replace the damaged one along with GM end links hoping the bushing size or someting would allow it to clear. It didnt. I also ordered new camber bolts for the passenger side bc the alignment shop had said they needed to be replaced in order to dial the truck in completley. Tomorrow I'm taking it in to be realigned and am just going to have them do the bolts because they only wanted $35 to do it(well worth it IMO)
So if you are still reading at this point here's my question. Could the new camber bolts allow for adjustment to be able to have the itr clear the sway bar?
I'm honestly at a loss here. Everything is new(er) and I didn't have this problem before.