Axle offset to the right...?

six_wheeler

New member
Guys,

The rear axle seems to have crept to the right - the right wheel sticks out a bit while the left is a little tucked in. With speed, the vehicle seems to fishtail, especially once I lift off of the accelerator. I just had the leaf bushings replaced and did the wheel alignment. Any suggestions?

TIA,
Shady
 

Timbo

SyTy Stalker
Re: Axle offset to the right...?

This stance is pretty normal. I doubt it's what's causing the fishtailing.
 

Daryl H

Donating Member
Re: Axle offset to the right...?

six_wheeler said:
Guys,

The rear axle seems to have crept to the right - the right wheel sticks out a bit while the left is a little tucked in. With speed, the vehicle seems to fishtail, especially once I lift off of the accelerator. I just had the leaf bushings replaced and did the wheel alignment. Any suggestions?

TIA,
Shady


If you do a four wheel alignment, it will tell you which way the rear axle is pointing.
 

Timbo

SyTy Stalker
Re: Axle offset to the right...?

My truck is like that, and probably at least half of the other Typhoons that I know of are too. I don't think it's actually the axle, but the body itself is offset.
 

Loeryder

New member
Re: Axle offset to the right...?

Mine is off too.
About a 1/4" to the drivers side.

I actually have spacers on the rears for my Zo6 wheels and am considering running a 1.5 spacer on one side and a 1.25 on the other to even it out.
 

six_wheeler

New member
Re: Axle offset to the right...?

But my major concern is what's causing the fishtailing - especially immediately after I lift off the throttle! Any probable causes?

TIA,
Shady
 

mattw

Active member
Re: Axle offset to the right...?

Loeryder said:
Mine is off too.
About a 1/4" to the drivers side.

I actually have spacers on the rears for my Zo6 wheels and am considering running a 1.5 spacer on one side and a 1.25 on the other to even it out.


Is there any adjustment in our body mounts? Could they just be loosened, straighten the body out on the wheels, then re-tighten?


-Matt
 
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