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Old 07-25-2005, 07:28 AM   #1
bringit
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Location: Edmond, Oklahoma
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Tire alinement

Ok thanks to everyone on the board I have finally finished lifting my truck I wrote my sig prematurly because I am just now getting my tires and just got my lift done. My question has to do with tire alinement, I was wandering how many of you got the tires alined after doing your lift? I dont think it is needed because all I did was replace my springs, steering arm and brake lines. None of which affect the alinement, I didnt replace any tierods or ball joints because they all seem to be in good condition. Right now I have a old set of 31" tires on there and everythings seems to be working good. It dosnt pull to the side and there isnt any new wear on the tires. I have driven it about fifty miles and it seems fine. I really dont want to spend the extra money getting it alined if I dont have to. So do any of you think I would have to get it alined or can I get away with it the way it is?
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