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Old 08-04-2017, 09:02 PM   #268
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Re: Working Man's Burbon

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Originally Posted by notchbackgta View Post
I don't think that much castor is going to hurt anything, just make the steering feel a little heavier. I wish the steering wasn't as light in these trucks honestly. I think Mercedes run even more than your initial, they run like 12 or 15, something crazy high.
Somehow I missed your post and I apologize. I was shooting for 5-6 degrees of caster and ended up only slightly off of that. I was surprised by having 9 plus degrees to start. The reasoning behind my feelings of having too much is if I had had 5-6 degrees to start I would have needed fewer shims on the rear bolts and then the nuts would have full thread contact and I would feel better about it. Come to tink of it that may be another solution to the problem. I could pull the lowers and redrill the shafts closer to stock and lose those shims. No shortage of things to ponder.
Thanks for the insights.
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