🔍 Optimized SEO: Rubicon Express RE1467 Aluminum Degree Shim Review

Completely repaired front steering lock on my Jeep YJ (roller) after installing the fork jack, had to drill a bit of center hole but it worked! Made from steel.

Product name says "Aluminum" but somewhere in the description it says "Steel". They are actually steel. Width 2.5" " x 5" long. 5/16" center pin hole.

On my '08 Silverado, this worked perfectly to reduce the gear angle after I rotated the caliper with the gear up. The only problem is that I had to drill the center hole a bit more. They are of course made to smash into your pack of leaves. Don't sit between the herd and the perch. These are the only washers I'll be using as they won't slip or slip when loosening your U-bolts. One thing let everyone know this is a STEEL seal. Anyway, that's my preference for aluminum, and the description says…

I have a 1980 CJ7 that I did a YJ spring conversion on. No lifting springs. After completing the suspension and front end, I took it to the shop to have the roller checked and tracked. They found that I had 0.3° positive trail on one tire and 0.4° on the other. I believe the factory specs are 3°-6°. I decided to order these 4° pads and see what I get. I have another alignment center meeting next week and will update this review to show what wheel angle shims actually do. However, there is a…