Renegade
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- First Name
- Zac
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- Signal Mountain, TN
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The root cause was tires inflated to twice the necessary pressure. That’s all. It doesn’t matter that he’s lifted with 65 psi in the tires.The root problem is that now the geometry of your control arms has changed. The more parallel your control arms are to the roadway the better the truck will ride. When you start to introduce any angle at all into the control arms now you are transferring energy into the frame with every bump and imperfection. Double whammy because the track bars also changed when you lifted. So now you're getting vertical energy and torsional energy into the frame. It's going to ride rough. No way around it except geometry correction brackets.
And yeah...65 PSI was way too much.
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