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Thread: Good alignment specs

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    allan5oh is offline Senior Board Member
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    Aug 2005
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    jackassville (winnipeg, mb)
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    Default Good alignment specs

    Mine are as follows using beeline equipment:

    Front:

    toe - 1/16"
    camber - left 3/8 degree (was 5/8 degree)
    camber - right -1/8 degree
    caster - left 2 3/8 degree
    caster - right 3 1/2 degree

    Rear
    Axle #2 error 0" (was -1/8")
    Axle #1 error 0" (was +3/32")

    Reading online I'm thinking the caster could be each increased a full degree or more, and the camber played with a bit. Will I notice much from these changes?

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    trucktool is offline Rookie
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    May 2009
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    How did/do you plan to adjust camber?

    What are the specs you've found for caster? If it's within spec, and no f/e shimmy, I would leave it alone.

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