TXRaptor
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I took my truck into the Ford dealer this morning to have them check the alignment after my Geisers and Deaver +3s. I know others have said it is not always necessary to get an alignment because the Geisers do not lift it enough to push the truck out of the specified ranges. I have also read the same message about the various 2.25" perch adjustments.
In my case, the center red tab on my steering wheel was turned slightly to the right (maybe 5 degrees) and the truck was wandering at highway speeds, so I took it in.
Here are the results showing my truck was definitely outside the specified range for toe.
Right: .44 (Range 0.00 - 0.20)
Left: .35 (Range 0.00 - 0.20)
Total: .79 (Range 0.00 - 0.40)
NOTE: Interesting that the rear Thrust Angle also changed, but stayed within specs.
They had no problem brining it back into spec and the truck drives MUCH smoother, with zero wandering at 80+ MPH. Plus, the red notch is dead center.
If you plan to add Geisers, get it aligned as soon as possible!
In my case, the center red tab on my steering wheel was turned slightly to the right (maybe 5 degrees) and the truck was wandering at highway speeds, so I took it in.
Here are the results showing my truck was definitely outside the specified range for toe.
Right: .44 (Range 0.00 - 0.20)
Left: .35 (Range 0.00 - 0.20)
Total: .79 (Range 0.00 - 0.40)
NOTE: Interesting that the rear Thrust Angle also changed, but stayed within specs.
They had no problem brining it back into spec and the truck drives MUCH smoother, with zero wandering at 80+ MPH. Plus, the red notch is dead center.
If you plan to add Geisers, get it aligned as soon as possible!
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