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Post  Green 72 July 10th 2016, 10:33 am

72 Ford pulling truck, highboy style frame,changed front springs to 2 leaf 79 Ford F-250 springs and now the front end has 0 degrees caster. Will this make truck jump or bounce? Where should I need caster to be? This is pulling truck only no street driving. Thanks

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Post  cool40 July 10th 2016, 12:05 pm

I don't think it would matter.you can always put some wedges in it to see if it changed any but IMO for pulling bring it in a little positive on the toe and let'r eat! Cool
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Post  samiam July 10th 2016, 4:27 pm

I dont think thats a problem, your hitch height is usually were you get the bounce from, or not running hard tires in the rear,,, at least in my experiences
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Post  Green 72 July 10th 2016, 7:38 pm

Toe set at 1/4 in. Hitch hieght is 26 and tires are BFG ATs rears 55-60 psi fronts 20-25. 33-12.50 No weight on front

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