Can someone re-write the alignment spec table?
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Can someone re-write the alignment spec table?
The one here: https://www.thirdgen.org/suggested-front-end-alignment
I can't make heads or tails of this chart. I copied and pasted it into Notepad and MS Word and neither made it readable.
I can't make heads or tails of this chart. I copied and pasted it into Notepad and MS Word and neither made it readable.
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Re: Can someone re-write the alignment spec table?
Something like this
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Re: Can someone re-write the alignment spec table?
That's great, thanks.
Do you have any idea if any of those specs would help to correct some road wander caused by my 275s?
Do you have any idea if any of those specs would help to correct some road wander caused by my 275s?
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Re: Can someone re-write the alignment spec table?
You have 275's, on the FRONT of a camaro, with a 3.1L ?? WHY?
Yea, it might find the problems that are causing the wander. Typically worn steering parts. When they go to adjust it, they'll tell you some parts are worn and need to be replaced.
Yea, it might find the problems that are causing the wander. Typically worn steering parts. When they go to adjust it, they'll tell you some parts are worn and need to be replaced.
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