02 gv swb wheel alignment strife..PLEASE HELP!

[tat2zook]

So Ive Just Fitted A Ome Lift 29" Coopers,and Had The Alignment Done.
Now Its Pulling Well To The Left,right Hand Down Or Of The Road You Go Type Stuff,took It Back ,got Fed Bullshit,went Someweer Else.
Now The Second Guy Was Much More Of A Help,
Heres The Specs First.
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Camber Left -0deg 15'
Right + 0 Deg 21'
Individual Toe Left -10.9 Mm ?????(heres The Problem)??????
Right +1.7 Mm Total Toe -9.2 Mm
Front Axle
Castor 10 Deg Left +3deg 25'
Right +3 Deg 48'
K.p.i 10 Deg Left +12deg 38'
Right +12deg 40'
Camber Left +0.4mm
Right +0.0mm Total Toe +0.4 Mm
Set Back -0deg 22'
Included Angle 10deg Left +13deg 40'
Right+13deg 46'
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Now Ive Only Had The Car A Couple Of Months,we Checked It Quite Thouroughly And It Doesnt Seem To Have Been In A Prang.
Now Im Not Mechanicaly Minded,so The Guy Has Told Me That The Rear Passanger Side Is Whats Doing Most Of The Damage.
Now Ive Been Told Theres Not Alot Of Adjustment You Can Make
Has Any One Else Struck This Problem,
?what Do I Do?
Is It Reperable?
Help!
Ive Just Spent A Heap On It Includind Arb Pump Getting Ready For Lockers,i Have A Bull Bar Coming,i Really Love This Car And Dont Wont To Have To Get Rid Of It....but This Will Wear Tyres Super Fast...like I Said Please Help.
Thanx In Advance........
Please Feal Free To Call Me If You Have A Solutio...my Mobes Is 0404 489 016
Ask For Byron.

[ODA1]

Rear left hand side???? um i think it would be the front. i have not heard of any real problem but most times poeple just fit camber bolts in the front to help with the wheel alighnment.

[cj]

The camber bolts won't solve this problem. They are only needed on higher lifts.

The problem is the toe-in which just needs adjusting and any competent wheel alignment place should be able to do it no time. I don't know where the issue of the rear is coming in to it? It has nothing to do with the-toe in

[tat2zook]

the passanger side rear is 10 mm out of wack.pulling it of the road...

[azza123]

the toe shouldn't make it pull at all. if both the front castor angles are very similar, then you could try swapping the two front tyres side to side and see if it makes any difference...
withh that much toe out though, it will scrub them out in no time - get it adjusted asap!

[tat2zook]

from what ive bee told they are at there peek adjustment?like i said im not technically minded,i have been to 2 workshope and they both say similar things,the rear pasanger wheel is kicking out 10 mm to the curb side.
so could this be a bent diff housing?this is all ive been able to source from any similar type posts anywere?
yes tell me about the ware thats my concern.
:crazy:

[tat2zook]

Camber Left -0deg 15'
Right + 0 Deg 21'
Individual Toe Left -10.9 Mm ?????(heres The Problem)??????
Right +1.7 Mm Total Toe -9.2 Mm
GEOMETRIAL DRIVING AXIS +0DEG 29'

these are the REAR axle details.....

[Liam@bbm]

G'day mate. As we discussed on the phone, you need to get a wheel aligmnment done by a competent workshop, your average franchised tyre outlet won't do a good job on (mildly) modified 4wd. You've already said the mob your using adjusted only one side of the steering and then said youve run out of adjustment- take that as a proof they're incapable/ lazy and go somewhere else.
At that height you will need camber bolts. Don't elongate the holes- it's a hokey solution.

The rear has deffinetly got some issues, either it's been in smash (like a big curb slap) or it's a had a very hard life. Assuming the car is level, for the rear diff to be offset that much it can only be;
-bent housing
-bent chassis
or
-rear lower radius arms damaged/bent or one bush is badly shot.
A decent wheel alignment joint ( we use truck align) will be able to diagnose this accuratly and quickly. Anything else is really just a guess and will cost you more in the long run.

[tat2zook]

hey thanx liam,yes i think i might have to send the car to adelaide.............the front im not overly concerned about i think i will be able to sort that issue out,it is the rear thats a worry?

[azza123]

where are you located?

[tat2zook]

port lincoln south aus,its 8 hrs drive to adelaide.

[Huggy-GV]

if its your rear diff i know where there is a caseing just needs your centre and axles im sure it will be cheep and you just need freight from newcastle

[tat2zook]

sounds geat to me just give me a few days next week to try and pinpoint it and ill jump on it........and THANX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!