Hello from mexico
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Hello from mexico
hello my name is john and I'm from mexico, my truck is a ford ranger 1977 with Super Swamper tires 44 "engine 400 and flowmaster.
I wanted your advice because I feel very unstable the truck from the direction.
to see if their experience can provide some tips to improve this situation, I know that vehicles with big tires have this situation but this truck I feel grossly unstable.
greeting
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I wanted your advice because I feel very unstable the truck from the direction.
to see if their experience can provide some tips to improve this situation, I know that vehicles with big tires have this situation but this truck I feel grossly unstable.
greeting
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I wish rangers looked like that in Canada.
Welcome but I hate to break it to you. That is an f150 or 250 w/ the "ranger" trim level.
Unstable could be anything from unbalanced tires to a Bad front end that needs an alignment.
Post up more pics of your suspension and give us some more details. Like Taylor mentioned, does it feel this way when turning? Stopping? At highway speeds?
Check your air pressure. I have E load tires and the shop I got them at put 60psi since that is what they were supposed to be. I lowered them to 35psi and the truck doesn't bounce as much.
Welcome but I hate to break it to you. That is an f150 or 250 w/ the "ranger" trim level.
Unstable could be anything from unbalanced tires to a Bad front end that needs an alignment.
Post up more pics of your suspension and give us some more details. Like Taylor mentioned, does it feel this way when turning? Stopping? At highway speeds?
Check your air pressure. I have E load tires and the shop I got them at put 60psi since that is what they were supposed to be. I lowered them to 35psi and the truck doesn't bounce as much.
Last edited by morris; 03-04-2012 at 06:21 PM.
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id say get an alignment, check to make sure your panhard and drag link are parallel, and maybe look into purchasing a different set of tires and wheels. since your driving in on the road get a setup that would shrink you sidewall ie: a 17 or 18 inch rim instead of a 15 and maybe step down to a 40 or 42. this would help reduce the squirmy feeling.
beautiful truck though. im loving the red.
beautiful truck though. im loving the red.
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I do not know the truth lol
I do not think it's lineup, why not be one side only, what I feel is that it is difficult to keep focused is going from one side to another.
can not release the steering wheel the truck that you get in another car
but anyway next Saturday led to his lineup for rule all
regards
I do not think it's lineup, why not be one side only, what I feel is that it is difficult to keep focused is going from one side to another.
can not release the steering wheel the truck that you get in another car
but anyway next Saturday led to his lineup for rule all
regards
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