I just did it by eyeballing it. Turned the left side out 6 turns and the right out 5. Then after riding it, I moved them back in 3 and 2. I may go back in one more turn on each side but I don't know yet. Its pretty close just sitting still, but I watched my cousin ride it up a steep hill from the top, and with the weight taken off the front, it had major toe in coming up the hill. I may just leave it at that. It doesn't pull one way or another right now, and the steering seems like it always did.

 

Hey, I put a lift kit on my 400 4/4 and with in six months had to replace three c/v axles at 250$ a piece, it's not worth it.

 

dustytippins
I COULDN'T OF SAID IT BETTER!!!!