Dog Tracking

[81_Chevy]

so i know my truck is dog tracking, i can actually see the difference between the tires, the passenger side is the side that is pushed back. i hit a curb back in november head on in a parking lot at night because i didnt see it. i was only going about 5mph so i didnt think it would do anything.

its right around the time that i need to re-torque my U-bolt since i put my lift in, is there any way to fix dog tracking? it would be nice to kill two birds with one stone lol

thanks in advance -Nic

[Captkaos]

as in side to side or front to back?

[81_Chevy]

im thinking its more front to back than side to side

[81_Chevy]

but i also think that it could be a little of side to side too because the drivers side tire sticks out more than the passenger side as well.

[pholliday1]

Have someone help you measure wheel base distance on both sides/ front of rear axle tube to rear of front tube, and let us know what you find

[Captkaos]

Keep in mind the rear track width is narrower than the front.  Check the wheelbase dimensions as Pholliday stated.

[pholliday1]

Mine was off by 1 1/4 inchess!! Dana 60's do bend.......

[bake74]

Have someone help you measure wheel base distance on both sides/ front of rear axle tube to rear of front tube, and let us know what you find

     Also get fixed points on front and back axles and measure an a "x" fashion, both measurements should be the same if nothing is bent.
     This will help you with side to side, and front to back.

[81_Chevy]

okay thanks for the info everybody, my dad gets back into town from cali tonight so we can do the measuring tomorrow, what should i be looking for measurement wise?