[Big Daddi 602]

Installed a leveling kit on this, my 3rd titan. I am unable/impatient to search the forums to find a resolution to my issue, and wondering if anyone on here has any info.

Is there a way to 'self-align' it myself? Anyone have any info on this subject?

Thanks!!!! o_0

 

[bestatchess]

Yeah, you can do a half A$$ DIY alignment, but with tires going for $200 a pop, why not spend $60 or $70 and get it done right?

 

[Quartz]

Good advice from BAC.

 

[Carbeaux]

I'm in the market for tires at this very moment, and I only WISH I could find tires for $200. Agreed on having it done by a shop. You could probably get it close enough to limp you through a few days of little driving until you could get to a shop, but you will burn off tires quickly on a ~5500lb vehicle with an alignment that's out.

There have been some on here who did DIY alignments and swear up and down it's as good as anything a shop could do. I'm skeptical of that claim.

 

[Big Daddi 602]

$60 or $70 doesn't get much around here.

am just wondering, eventually i'll get it done at the shop. but seeing as i gotta save up for a new set of tires soon anyways...

In the mean-time limping around will do fine

 

[Carbeaux]

Wheel Alignment Guide - How To Align Your Car At Home - Hot Rod Magazine

You'll find quite a few hits on "DIY alignment" on google. That's just one of the first it pulled for me.

 

[hakmazter]

Better question is how do you solve the fact that the truck rides on the outer edge of the tire now?

 

[Carbeaux]

Have the camber adjusted. On my truck, that meant having to have the cam bolts installed and then having it aligned again. Not all trucks seem to need that camber adjustment, though. Mine was technically within specs. It was AT the limit, but not outside the specs. The only reason I had it done was because my tires were beginning to feather.

 

[TITANBOY]

$60 or $70 doesn't get much around here.

am just wondering, eventually i'll get it done at the shop. but seeing as i gotta save up for a new set of tires soon anyways...

In the mean-time limping around will do fine

you should only need the toe in adjusted

 

[hakmazter]

Have the camber adjusted. On my truck, that meant having to have the cam bolts installed and then having it aligned again. Not all trucks seem to need that camber adjustment, though. Mine was technically within specs. It was AT the limit, but not outside the specs. The only reason I had it done was because my tires were beginning to feather.

Mine are feathering also. What cam bolts are you referring to? Aftermarket?

 

[bestatchess]

You can buy them from PRG. I think Fontanna also has them.

 

[Carbeaux]

BAC is correct. I had mine done within 12k miles under a TSB, so they're Nissan parts.

 

[rubaggd]

Mine are feathering too. Its aligned pretty darn straight on paper. But visually, I swear it looks like its got positive camber so to speak. Plus obvious Feathering when you rub your hand on them. I've got the PRG mini lift 2" - 1" on a 4x4.

Will the alignment shop install the cam bolts?

Thanks

 

[AcidJake75]

SPC cam bolts (Special Products Company - sold at O-reilly autoparts as Oreilly p/n 87520).