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Old 07-26-2013, 06:35 PM   #1
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The car in my pic is 26.5 (and you can see the adjuster)

I have another car in the shop at 25.0 (and it had to have the rear toe links)
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Pull it out, install it correctly.

Do you know how to string a car?
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Pull it out, install it correctly.

Do you know how to string a car?
no, I don't
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Old 07-26-2013, 07:14 PM   #4
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The car in my pic is 26.5 (and you can see the adjuster)

I have another car in the shop at 25.0 (and it had to have the rear toe links)
I just moved the car and it's now L 25.938 R 26 = 1/16"diff
Can other cars have zero toe and -2 cam meaning is the cam the real problem?
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Old 07-27-2013, 10:25 AM   #5
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The car in my pic above is on 265/35/18 Toyo's.
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[QUOTE=Brad Roberts;354061]The car in my pic is 26.5 (and you can see the adjuster)

does that car have 265/35/18 and is the adjust. halfway between min and max travel?
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