Do I need to get an alignment done after install?
81856
Yes, your wheels will be straight but the steering wheel will be turned slightly.
81857
Short answer is "Yes". Anytime you replace suspension or steering components for that matter, always have an alignment done.
81858
I'm not sure i ordered them for my sons 2014 ram but we haven't installed them,not sure if it will void any warranty so we are waiting to find that out first
81859
This was my first install and I had heard that you should get an alignment. I took my 2014 Ram 1500 4x4 to the dealer and both front wheels were out at the top "very little" he said. A very small adjustment was needed and ran $65.
573543
This is going to sound like a lot of work but I am being serious if you want to straighten it. Get a very hard flat surface (like marble or steel) where you can roll the shaft around to see where the alignment is off. Then gently tap the shaft with something heavy but soft like a small rubber hammer. Keep working it like a blacksmith and you can get it straight enough to work as new.
2130002
No, I had to open up the rear holes with a die grinder to get them aligned for installation
1664988
Yes an alignment is required. You change the suspension geometry with a leveling kit and it will change your wheel camber which will cause premature tire wear and negative handeling characteristics if not corrected. This is not a symptom some get and some don't, this is a mechanical change that must be corrected.
550920
Hi..I had googles install..felt it would be easy enough..but had my car in for some work and asked them to do it..to be honest..they didn't center it..not noticeable to anyone else though..Google it
1764599
They are the same for right or left. Just remember after installing you will have to have the front end aligned.
156349
Not at all - everything was pretty precise and fit together perfectly. Follow directions step-by-step and you'll have it done in no time! I am very happy with this - will buy another one. Have fun! :-)
1126509
Yes, you will need an alignment, and you will need to re-adjust your headlights. Also, in my case anyway, your highway driving will feel drifty, and your gas mileage will suffer. But, it looks great, and I'd do it again ! It seems there is ALWAYS a trade-off anytime you do something to your vehicle that was not designed at the factory.
789139
I have replaced mine and during installation, I did not see how. Maybe via rear but I have only worked on vertical correction
1069189
You may need to adjust them when you install them.Please let me know if there is anything else i can do for you or if you have any questions.Sincerely,Briana
1030391
I'm not quite sure I know what you mean. If you've put in new print heads then you want to go to tools and run an alignment check. You MUST be sure the print heads are in correctly. I suggest you get out the owner's manual and double check the installation. If the print heads are NOT in correctly, you can do serious damage to your printer. I hope this is the information you want.
404769
It comes with an alignment template. It's a piece of plastic you place in the screw holes and it allows you to correctly place the holes you have to drill.
498272
Yes - Alignment is suggested after installation. If all four are replaced some cars require all wheel alignment.
699263
I've had this on for a year without issue. Had one on a previous model too. You have to take your truck for alignment as soon as you install
995993
They do line up but the alignment is super testy. Tighten the first screw (doesn't matter which one you start with) just a little bit to start. Then go around to each screw doing a little bit at a time until they're all tightened. (Like you're changing a car tire) If you tighten one too much it'll throw off the alignment of the other holes.
887197
Nope, just install and get front end lined up and your good to go, I love mine!
1775975
Yes, I actually have mine installed that way with no problem.I think they look better that way.