steering alignment
steering alignment
hi can anyone direct me to somewhere on this site that would give me steering [tracking] data, sure its here somewhere but cant see it? thanks, kirk in [at last] sunny britain!
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You need a new alignment shop. Any alignment shop SHOULD know this, what toe should be. It is tough to find a good alignment shop. Toe is what you are looking for and that is simple the geometric relationship of the wheel to the center of the axle.
"The toe of a wheel refers to the angle of the wheel in relation to the vehicle's centerline. If the front of a wheel is angled inward toward the centerline, then the wheel has toe-in. If the front of a wheel angles outward away from the centerline, then the vehicle has toe-out. Most vehicles are designed for the wheels to toe in slightly. The ideal toe-in is +0.1 degrees."
Last edited by BamaRam97; Jul 25, 2012 at 03:05 PM.
Thing is i am in england, we have no vehicle info on our machines for my vehicle, we understand what it means but cant find the settings, PLEASE HELP!
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Did I not provide a link?
Toe isnt listed in the link. At least I didnt see it. Just says standard specs.