Steel Caster Shim Source?

[CNCFJ40]

Anybody know where I can get 4* caster shims in steel?

My rear pinion angle is off by about that much and I figure welding shims to the spring perches will be a whole lot easier than rotating the perches themselves.

I've searched here and come up empty, and the only shims I can find from the usual vendors (SOR, CCOT, MAF, etc.) are aluminum. Any help most appreciated.
Cheers!

 

[Blue77FJ40]

Roger has them


http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/index.shtml

 

[dgangle]

I found them locally at a spring/radiator place 5 miles from my house. If you got the time, I'd suggest start calling them in your area and ask.

 

[theo]

Roger has them


4Crawler Offroad Products

That's where I got mine. Good stuff.

 

[Cresso]

Rocky Road has 'em, too (scroll to the bottom of that page). Sometimes they're slow, but they seem to have improved lately. I ordered some 5 degree steel shims from them about a month ago and received them in less than a week.

 

[pc4400]

I picked up some 4° steel shims from 4wheel parts. not the cheapest, but they're down the street.

A friend of mine ordered some items from Rocky Road about 3 weeks ago, he's been receiving his order one piece at a time. I don't think I'll buy from them.

 

[Sputnik40]

Roger has them
4Crawler Offroad Products

That's where I got mine. Good stuff.

Same here - had a pair a few years back on a SUA with flipped springs - nice stuff with quick shipping from what I recollect, solved my prior problems with aluminum krap. I'd order from him again...

 

[CNCFJ40]

Thanks all for the helpful info. Looks like I'll be ordering a set from 4Crawler Offroad.
Cheers!