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> Alignment for a restoration build, When to do what?
PanelBilly
post Jan 6 2014, 06:34 PM
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I've got a totally restored suspension bolted up to the car and everything is just mounted with with a snug twist of the wrench. Enough so it stays together when I roll the car around. Engine isn't in yet, so the car isn't carrying all the weight. What do I do at this point? Way too early for an alignment. Do I just tighten everything where it's at or is there a smarter way to get it close to right? I figure a full alignment will be in order after the car is actually able to go down the road, but will the initial mileage be with a car that's go wheels pulling in different directions?
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post Jan 6 2014, 09:52 PM
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The front and rear track are different, so you just need to understand the process and it's not to hard to do...and you don't need to pay a shop.

Might want to get it close now, then once you put the motor in place it's not so far off.
I would not even bother with the camber until you have the motor in place.
Just get the toe right for now.
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