F150 Camber & Alignment kits

[openroadracer]

who sells these locally? i would guess Harry's but i'm mainly looking on the east side of dallas. looking to possibly to pick these up today.

thanks!

[Rustang]

For what year? I bet Napa/Carquest can get them.

[OrangeChevyII]

Oreilys has them.

[openroadracer]

damn, i didn't think normal parts stores would carry these.

thanks, i'll give them a shot.

[Rustang]

Yes, they carry them, but I never liked them. Maybe I'm just a brute, but I stripped several of them, ripped the threads right off. The factory Ford bolts are better, I would just save every old plate I got, and re-use them, they won't slide like the adjusters will. This was on pre 2004 F150's, 2004 and up doesn't need them. Still have stacks of them in many assortments, I just don't do alignments anymore.

[SC457A]

I have used flat 9/16 washers and the factory bolt in a pinch and just slide the arm to the right spot.

I have tons of the original factory plates.

[openroadracer]

Yes, they carry them, but I never liked them. Maybe I'm just a brute, but I stripped several of them, ripped the threads right off. The factory Ford bolts are better, I would just save every old plate I got, and re-use them, they won't slide like the adjusters will. This was on pre 2004 F150's, 2004 and up doesn't need them. Still have stacks of them in many assortments, I just don't do alignments anymore.

it is for a 98 F150 that has been lowered 4 inches front and rear. i don't know of any other way to get the camber set right.

what else can be used other than these?

[Rustang]

Ah, lowered... You may not have enough adjustment to get it right. Try the washer trick. Drop spindles next?

[OrangeChevyII]

They'll be fine, just use the parts store one.

[openroadracer]

They'll be fine, just use the parts store one.

going to go pick them up today.