What Did You Do To Your Truck Today? v2.0

[Lady Dominatrux]

Levelling it lifts the front end... The alignment adjusts the suspension for the new height/geometry.

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Adjustment is like getting it lifted?

 

[Darkanion]

Levelling it lifts the front end... The alignment adjusts the suspension for the new height/geometry.

Adjustment is like getting it lifted?

Yeah, but just one end or the other. You can lift the front to level it OR lower the back to level it.

 

[drperry]

If you lift the front end, it will need an alignment... If you lower the rear, it will not need an alignment.

Adjustment/alignment is basic maintenance, if you have uneven tire wear, or your vehicle pulls to a certain side, or if you change/modify your front suspension.


The rear suspension on these trucks, as long as nothing is broken, has no alignment.

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[Lady Dominatrux]

If you lift the front end, it will need an alignment... If you lower the rear, it will not need an alignment.

Adjustment/alignment is basic maintenance, if you have uneven tire wear, or your vehicle pulls to a certain side, or if you change/modify your front suspension.


The rear suspension on these trucks, as long as nothing is broken, has no alignment.

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Thanks for the clarification.


If I post a photo of my truck can you guys tell which side is higher. I would rather have it higher on both side than lower on both sides.

 

[Lady Dominatrux]

Put air in my tires..

 

[drperry]

If you lift the front end, it will need an alignment... If you lower the rear, it will not need an alignment.

Adjustment/alignment is basic maintenance, if you have uneven tire wear, or your vehicle pulls to a certain side, or if you change/modify your front suspension.


The rear suspension on these trucks, as long as nothing is broken, has no alignment.

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Thanks for the clarification.


If I post a photo of my truck can you guys tell which side is higher. I would rather have it higher on both side than lower on both sides.

If it's on level ground, we can... But the rear will be higher, from the factory... So it sits level with a load on.

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[Lady Dominatrux]

If you lift the front end, it will need an alignment... If you lower the rear, it will not need an alignment.

Adjustment/alignment is basic maintenance, if you have uneven tire wear, or your vehicle pulls to a certain side, or if you change/modify your front suspension.


The rear suspension on these trucks, as long as nothing is broken, has no alignment.

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Thanks for the clarification.


If I post a photo of my truck can you guys tell which side is higher. I would rather have it higher on both side than lower on both sides.

If it's on level ground, we can... But the rear will be higher, from the factory... So it sits level with a load on.

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Ok So I should get the front end leveled as the same as the rear. And get the adjustment.

 

[drperry]

If you lift the front end, it will need an alignment... If you lower the rear, it will not need an alignment.

Adjustment/alignment is basic maintenance, if you have uneven tire wear, or your vehicle pulls to a certain side, or if you change/modify your front suspension.


The rear suspension on these trucks, as long as nothing is broken, has no alignment.

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Thanks for the clarification.


If I post a photo of my truck can you guys tell which side is higher. I would rather have it higher on both side than lower on both sides.

If it's on level ground, we can... But the rear will be higher, from the factory... So it sits level with a load on.

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Ok So I should get the front end leveled as the same as the rear. And get the adjustment.

Correct

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[Lady Dominatrux]

If you lift the front end, it will need an alignment... If you lower the rear, it will not need an alignment.

Adjustment/alignment is basic maintenance, if you have uneven tire wear, or your vehicle pulls to a certain side, or if you change/modify your front suspension.


The rear suspension on these trucks, as long as nothing is broken, has no alignment.

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Thanks for the clarification.


If I post a photo of my truck can you guys tell which side is higher. I would rather have it higher on both side than lower on both sides.

If it's on level ground, we can... But the rear will be higher, from the factory... So it sits level with a load on.

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Ok So I should get the front end leveled as the same as the rear. And get the adjustment.

Correct

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This is all so freaking confusing!!!

 

[drperry]

If you lift the front end, it will need an alignment... If you lower the rear, it will not need an alignment.

Adjustment/alignment is basic maintenance, if you have uneven tire wear, or your vehicle pulls to a certain side, or if you change/modify your front suspension.


The rear suspension on these trucks, as long as nothing is broken, has no alignment.

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Thanks for the clarification.


If I post a photo of my truck can you guys tell which side is higher. I would rather have it higher on both side than lower on both sides.

If it's on level ground, we can... But the rear will be higher, from the factory... So it sits level with a load on.

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Ok So I should get the front end leveled as the same as the rear. And get the adjustment.

Correct

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This is all so freaking confusing!!! [emoji38]

If you bring it to a decent shop, they'll take care of it for you

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