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That's where the indexed bars come in to play. Set them so they are *exactly* the same width and at worst you are starting with a parallelogram.
I did the alignment yesterday and started with a steering wheel that was ever-so-slightly off... Ended that way too. Damn. Glad I did it though. 3 off the 4 wheels needed work (I had redone my rear bushings). I also verified my ride height was at least close to where I wanted it on all 4 corners. I'm sure I'll get better as this was my first time. I need to find a more level spot too! |
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