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O_J_Simpson
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Warranty does not cover driving over a curb on a lifted truck with an aftermarket suspension.   OP - Time to find a good front end shop. Something is bent and needs to be replaced.

Dezrado
Dezrado

The cam guide pins that "hold" those plates in place are only inserted, have them welded so they dont fall and ruin your alignment

aaronarf
aaronarf

My guess is they were not properly torqued after alignment. Get it aligned then "torque" stripe it so you can monitor the plates.   This is a common problem in the off-road world even with torque

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I have a 2014 single cab with a 4” drop in the front. The wheel setup is 20”s with a 275/55 tire profile. I took the truck today for an alignment, they told me that l have a 2’ of negative camber, they could only fix my toe but not the camber.  I was asking what aftermarket parts should l need to get rid of that camber?

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