what is the formula for estimating caster from pinion angle?. sitting with front axle on stands just over operating height, my DS angle and pinion angle are virtually equal. I ordered the spacers to fill in that lower front control arm bracket. When I get them installed, I will set it down and recheck angles. I am trying to wish that pinion up a half degree. I do not want to shorten my lowers.6* should be about right for your setup me thinks. The calculation for my LP30 is spot on with the alignment specs. It was tough handing over $80 to get a printout, but I did it. Guessing it costs even more for you city folk. Everything over there costs more as I found out over the weekend.
what is the formula for estimating caster from pinion angle?
Like jjvw said the correct way to do it isn't using a formula. You would want to let the suspension hang at full droop and keep adjusting down until start to feel it bind. Then push it back up a bit. If your getting vibs then keep adjusting up until they go away.what is the formula for estimating caster from pinion angle?
I think I am very close to 5. But, so is my drive shaft. I am not on my tires yet. My jeep had lost the cams at some point in the past. I am going to get that space filled up before I set it down and get final measurements and a test run. when I get it smooth we will see how the formula works on mine. Thanks.Printout on my caster was 4.5* driver, 4.7* passenger. Would like 5*.
Relocated the arb air chuck up to the front bumper. I bent a 2" flat bar to make the mount. No more opening the hood to fill up for me!!!View attachment 86083View attachment 86084
Good thinking.You'll need a cap on there to keep debris out!
We are still figuring out the capabilities. Maybe I'll flat-tow it to the next outing.Any mods planned for that bad boy?
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We are still figuring out the capabilities. Maybe I'll trailer it to the next outing.
I'll need to add a brake controller to the jeep.