I think my front axle is bent what do you guys think?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/12soviZu1k5BhWsQowoVib2uqpKOrbuA9/view?usp=drivesdk
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Bent Dana 30?
- Thread starter Desert4x4
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Hmm maybe the inner c is bent on the driver side? I'll do some measuring tonight with the angle finder.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZP7qQoOMImb-07IAldL26Bwjkege1txl/view?usp=drivesdk
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Measurements for Dana 30:
Camber measured from brake rotors: Driver: -1.0°, Passenger: -1.9°
Passenger tube at differential: 0.1°
Passenger tube at control arm: 0.9°
My take is a bent passenger side tube, it's hard to see though.
I also measured the rear Chrysler 8.25 at the shock mounts:
Driver: 1.2° Passenger: 0.2°
Camber measured from brake rotors: Driver: -1.0°, Passenger: -1.9°
Passenger tube at differential: 0.1°
Passenger tube at control arm: 0.9°
My take is a bent passenger side tube, it's hard to see though.
I also measured the rear Chrysler 8.25 at the shock mounts:
Driver: 1.2° Passenger: 0.2°
- Location
- Minneapolis, MN
By eyeball, one can't really tell anything, especially when the XJ is not parked on a flat/level surface. The correct way to check for a bent housing is to use a housing alignment bar.
Are any of the springs slightly collapsed?
What does the print out from a four wheel alignment check show? There are allowance for cross caster and cross camber.
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Are any of the springs slightly collapsed?
What does the print out from a four wheel alignment check show? There are allowance for cross caster and cross camber.
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