60 camber problem

[Pete]

Looking at the front of my jeep the front wheels have a lot of + camber. If this from lack of weight or what?

[grundlepunch]

pics? my friends 80's d60 sits like that

silly thought, but are the hubs and wheel bearings tight?

[Buffalo Phil]

I don't think the weight of the vehicle effects the camber on a solid axle.

[Pete]

Not the best picture. I read that there are shim that go between the hub and spindle.

[grundlepunch]

2 of my friends that have 60's swapped in sit the same way

when you re-built the axle were there shims in it? or is it an aftermarket part?

[Pete]

There were no shim. I rebuilt the kingpins, new bushing, new lower bearings and races and the highsteer arms are WFO springless arms.

[clean4drxj]

I've seen a few that sit like that as well

[Pete]

Ok, I'm not gonna worry about it then unless the tires start to wear really bad. I'll be sure to rotate them a lot.

[Mike]

I love that jeep

[Trailer Ray]

sexaayyy yj

[HitItWithSomeSpeed]

Mine sits like that. wait till you catch it when you park at close to full lock. I always have to double check that my fucking wheel isnt falling off when I do, no joke.

[Wide-J]

I was going to say it was the kingpins but you did that already. Hows the pinion angle?

[Pete]

Pinion angle is stock, along with caster, the perches are close enough to use the factory perches on the yj.

[Beerman]

They do make shims that sit behind the spindle to correct this. I'll see if I can find the link. I have them on my HP44....

[Pete]

Thanks man, I have part numbers I found but nobody seems to have them.