I have a 2003 tj sport edition. I recently put a 2.5inch rough country lift on it. I then noticed that the front and back axles were off centered. I figured it was due to still having stock track bars on it. I installed new adjustable track bars, and they are still slightly off centered. I really would like to take it to someone to look at it and just get everything centered. I guess my question is... is there a certain way to get the axles aligned perfectly?
Axle alignment / track bar issues
- Thread starter Aaron Ludlam
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There are different ways to measure. I would use a spot from a suspension point to the inside edge of the rim. You will be good enough. If you are completely OCD 
like @Chris you'd have to take it to a shop and have them put it on an alignment machine.
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like @Chris you'd have to take it to a shop and have them put it on an alignment machine.And welcome to the forum!
It’s at the alignment shop right now! I tried to explain to them, and I don’t think they quite understood what I’m talking about. HahaThere are different ways to measure. I would use a spot from a suspension point to the inside edge of the rim. You will be good enough. If you are completely OCD
And welcome to the forum!
It is hard to find a shop that understands suspension lifts and the changes that come with them. Hopefully they get it figured out.
I take a 4' level and jamb it against the centerline of the tire, then take a tape measure to the frame. Measure in the same spot on the other side and make small adjustments to the TB till you're happy.
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