toe end alinement front wheels
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From: Alvin, Texas 77511
I hear you Axracer on the terminology of things. Some times it is hard for me to understand what you smart guys and girls are trying to say. I understand now what you are talking about. Right now I have a difference of 1/8" is that going to be enough or should I go further than that like a 1/4".
thanks as always for all your information and help.
thanks as always for all your information and help.
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From: Durham NC
I hear you Axracer on the terminology of things. Some times it is hard for me to understand what you smart guys and girls are trying to say. I understand now what you are talking about. Right now I have a difference of 1/8" is that going to be enough or should I go further than that like a 1/4".
thanks as always for all your information and help.
thanks as always for all your information and help.
If the entire front suspension and steering is good and tight, 1/8" toe-in is probably enough. If the truck still wanders, try a little more, 1/4" is not excessive unless you are doing a LOT of driving, then the tires may wear a little quicker.
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It's not a matter of smarter-less smart, but of more experience-less experience. My correcting your terminology is to help others understand better and to provide a better answer, not to make anyone look or feel "dumb". To me the only dumb question (or person) is the one you have and DON'T ask!
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