dicer

For 1990 - 92 ls400.
Toe, camber, caster etc. front and back.

dicer

There is zero information about this on the net.

billydpowe

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a search turned up this... you do one:
look: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls4...tire-wear.html

http://www.aligncraft.com/cars/lexus.html

http://us.lexusownersclub.com/forums...ear-irregular/

http://www.vipstylecars.com/forums/a....php/f-55.html you might find something here

billydpowe

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my manual is for 98-2000 but sa5 & sa9 cover alignments

python

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if ur googling the word "alinement"...well that could be the problem

billydpowe

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I was going to let him find that out for himself.....
they may use phonetics in Washington, however: onomatopoeia doesn't include real words and phonetic transcription uses some extra symbols (not from the alphabet)...

cheers!!

dicer

Don't have time now. But thanks to all. Yeah a spelling dummy here sometimes.

Gene01

The spelling he used was common in WWII-era military manuals (e. g "RF alinement"). I think (can someone confirm?) that the Brits use it also.

dicer

At least I can spell BRAKES and also know how to take lots of BREAKS at work.

dicer

Here they are if anyone needs this info. For 1992 Non air suspension.

Camber 0 degrees, plus minus 45 minutes (Left right error 30 minutes or less)

Caster 9 degrees 10 minutes, plus minus 45 minutes (LR error 30 minutes or less)

Inclination 8 degrees 45 minutes, plus minus 45 minutes

Toe in (total) 0.2 degrees, plus minus 0.2 degrees, (2mm plus minus 2mm)

Wheel angle inside wheel 39 degrees 20 minutes (plus 1 degree minus 2 degrees)
outside wheel 32 degrees 40 minutes
The above is for front.
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Rear
Camber 0 degrees, plus minus 45 minutes


Total,Toe in .2 degrees, plus minus .2 degrees (2mm, plus minus, 2mm)

I don't know why most everything was in degrees and minutes and toein was in decimal degrees.

To help show what it means.
http://www.carparts.com/alignment.htm