BD Diesel Control Arm Caster Adjusting Cam - Ford 2005-2010 6.0L/6.4L - 1032100
Suspension lifts, level lifts or even larger tires can cause negative castor resulting in potential wandering, wobble, pulling, stiff steering or even the inability to keep your truck on the road
Up to 6 degrees of adjustment
Our goal is to be an innovative company and a world class manufacturer that distributes products Worldwide for North American Diesel vehicles.
Our goal is to be an innovative company and a world class manufacturer that distributes products Worldwide for North American Diesel vehicles.
Complete kit makes for a quick and easy driveway install
Prevents a number of potential steering problems
Reduces tire cupping and helps steering wheel return to center
Gas &
Diesel
Adjustable
Alterations to the drivetrain such as installing a suspension lift or a simple level lift can cause the steering pivot axis and tire position to swing rearward making the caster negative resulting in potential wandering, wobble, pulling, stiff steering or even the inability to keep your truck on the road. Even larger tires can exaggerate the problem and require more positive castor. Caster is the angle to which the steering pivot axis is tilted either forward (negative) or rearward (positive) from center or vertical position. Most conventional steering systems are positioned with a positive caster to better aide in a self-centering of the wheels while driving. By installing BD's Cam Caster Adjustor kit on the radius control arms of the Ford 2005-2010 Super Duty pick-ups, correcting the caster to a more positive angle is made easier. The Cam Caster Adjustor kit will help prevent a number of potential steering problems and have your rig driving straight again! Other adjustments such as camber may be out of specification therefore a proper alignment should be done as part of this installation.
The BD name became recognized in 1989, when the company introduced the first exhaust brake for the burgeoning Diesel pick-up truck market. BD's roots, however, actually date back to 1972, when Valley Fuel Injection Ltd. (VFI) first opened its doors. Today, Valley Fuel Injection and BD Diesel Performance are one, with specialty divisions that focus on Diesel power train components.
