04-27-2009, 02:57 PM
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Starting place for alignment
coinop101 Peter Depending on where the car has PS or not, with PS 1/4+degree camber, l/s, 1/2+ degree camber r/s. caster depends on how quick you want the car to respond to your inputs. 3.0+ degrees l/s, 3.3-3.5+ degrees r/s. Toe should be 1/16" to 3/32"+ on both sides in. This is NOT GOING to fix a vibration. You need to have the tires get a out of round reading. If the car has been sitting on a solid floor for a month or more you are going to have flat spots in the tires. Go for a highway cruise at 50 mph for 10-15 miles. This will heat up the tires, it should get better. If yes , driving it is the only thing that will help unless you install new tires on the car. I have seen new tires off the shelf that are out of round and you get a vibration. Have them also check for radial runout. This will tell you for sure. You can balance tires and still have a run out condition or wobble. You will see it with your eye. Rick L.
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Front End Wheel Alignment
Linear Mode
