Yep, hit a stump in the long grass and it hit near the front left wheel. Can't see any damage underneath...no bent bits but the steering wheel is now off centre - it's right-of-centre now. Any suggestions? Thought maybe it's done something in the steering box??? Dunno.
Hey thanks for that guys. Will tell the fellas and they can fix it. I'll just sit there and pass the tools. At least I wasn't the one who did it..heheh.
On the 9 hour drive home my wheel was off over 20 degrees.
I put it up on the rack when I got home and the Tech thought I have bent my Track Bar. We un-did the front ned to swap it out and it all fell back in to place.
I had bumped my front diff so had I shifted it about 2"
We bolted it all up again and did an allingment and I ran it like that for over a year. Last week I replced the lower tire rod becuse it was so violated we could no longer get it true during the alingment.
I have got to learn to stop hitting stuff!!
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