wheel alignment
06-10-04, 05:51 PM
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wheel alignment
i just got new tires in and a alignment with it. when i left i noticed that when i hold the steering wheel straight it fades to the left a little. i got warranty on my alignment. i'm planning to bring it back to get it fix. i found alignment spec on spec not sure which one i should follow for my 92 sc300. should i follow these specs? or let the tech do it?
i'm looking at the print out of my alignment they didn't have ne thing for the front caster and doesn't show a thing for the king pin degree that they talk about on the website??
since i don't have access to a scanner i'll type out my results
left front 0.1 camber right front -0.0
left ront 0.09 toe right ront -0.00
Front
cross camber 0.1
total toe 0.09
left rear -1.4 camber right rear -1.5
left rear 0.18 toe right rear 0.14
Rear
total toe 0.32
thrust angle 0.02
i'm looking at the print out of my alignment they didn't have ne thing for the front caster and doesn't show a thing for the king pin degree that they talk about on the website??
since i don't have access to a scanner i'll type out my results
left front 0.1 camber right front -0.0
left ront 0.09 toe right ront -0.00
Front
cross camber 0.1
total toe 0.09
left rear -1.4 camber right rear -1.5
left rear 0.18 toe right rear 0.14
Rear
total toe 0.32
thrust angle 0.02
Last edited by bishop977; 06-10-04 at 06:10 PM.
06-15-04, 10:16 AM
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i think alignment shops on the alignment machines they have the specs on the computer. They will adjust to bring it back to factory settings. I say leave it to the techs... best bet is to go with Hunter wheel alignment machines. They are supposed to be the best. Other than that i found sears do a good job with wheel alignment.
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