C gussets

[Clowe]

I think that I already know the answer, but do you think that my gussets are bent. I noticed my tires leaning in, but I haven't checked the play in my ball joints yet. I am fearing the worst.



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[Gadget]

Are you sure the axle housing isn't bent?


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[WJCO]

Looks like Camber issue, however toe angle being off can create a visual illusion of a camber problem. I would check that first. If toe is good, buy a ProRock 44.

 

[Clowe]

I want one, but not in the budget for a while. Well just checked and no play in the ball joints. I'll have to check the toe. If it is the gussets is there a fix that will be save for a year or so?

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[WJCO]

I want one, but not in the budget for a while. Well just checked and no play in the ball joints. I'll have to check the toe. If it is the gussets is there a fix that will be save for a year or so?

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Looking at your pics, you don't have gussets, if your inner knuckle (C) is bent, I would recommend rotating your tires every 1500 miles or so to make them last longer until you replace the Axle.

 

[Clowe]

What is the best way to check to see if it's been?

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[WJCO]

What is the best way to check to see if it's bent?

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If toe is good, use an angle finder. Camber I believe should be a perfect 90 degree angle.

 

[Clowe]

Thank you very much! I'll get these checked later this week when I get some time.

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[JKDream]

If toe is good, use an angle finder. Camber I believe should be a perfect 90 degree angle.

Factory specifications are between 0.2 - 0.6. Helps keep the Jeep planted in corners.

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