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Originally Posted by Chuck Sea/Tac
Mitch, have you ever set toe by the old way, and then checked the measurerment on your machine? Curious of the " average" accuracy.
Smitty: there's a home method of Triangulation that you can check camber.i think it was in a restorer a couple years ago. Sometimes just looking at the front from 15 feet out, you can see the difference in camber between the two from wheels. I'll see if I can locate that article.
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Yes i posted about this many times previously, i used a duby gauge and my readings were off when putting it on the rack. Actually was toed out...Many here only have a toe bar or home made stick, tape measure to set toe so i get it and no one reliable local to set it up on a rack, but they are not being set to specs unless one gets real lucky.