Camber

1985 Ford F 250 2WD Pickup V8-6.9L DSLSECTION Camber
Camber
Note: Side to side camber readings must be within 7 (degrees), when truck frame to axle riding height is such that right-hand side is from 0-.2 inch less than left-hand side.
Ride Height 2.1 in -1 1/2 to +0 Degrees (deg)
2.5 in -1 to + 1/2 Degrees (deg)
2.9 in -1/2 to +1 Degrees (deg)
3.3 in 0 to +1 1/2 Degrees (deg)
3.7 in +1/2 to +2 Degrees (deg)
4.1 in +3/4 to +2 1/4 Degrees (deg)
4.5 in +1 1/4 to +2 1/2 Degrees (deg)
4.9 in +1 3/4 to +3 1/4 Degrees (deg)
5.3 in +2 1/4 to +3 3/4 Degrees (deg)
5.7 in +2 3/4 to +4 1/4 Degrees (deg)
6.1 in +3 1/4 to +4 1/2 Degrees (deg)
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