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Took my truck to an alignment shop. He said my rear end was out 20*. How is this even possible when the rear is non adjustable? I'm not chewing up tires or anything.

 

wider tires might throw it off

 

20 degrees? no way. probably just trying to get one on u and hope it works.

 

thats why im so glad they let me use the align. rack at work haha

 

20 degrees? ha no way....

this claims to be 3* my guess is closer to 5*

 

Dave , did they check that with or without the three fat chicks in the bed?

Check the rear spring mounts for cracks or if they're rusted out.

 

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The rear axle has pivoted as in the driver wheel is more forward than the passenger side.

2.0 degrees not 20 dumb phone

 

look something like this?

 

Whoa.

 

Did you do anything to the rear that might affect it? AAL or a block?

 

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Morris I am AAL on reman leafs but that should have no effect. This is my first time of seeing this. I've only heard of it.

 

bad bushings could cause

 

I was just thinking that maybe when you put the AAL in, you might not have put the axle where it was. When we did mine we did one side at a time and I think we took off the shock so we get a little more wiggle room.

When I brought mine in for the alignment the guy never mentioned about the back being out. Just the front and asked if I cranked my bars.

If the back was out wouldn't it dog track or you'd feel the vibrations of the axle being off?