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Originally Posted by Mitch//pa
You were given wrong and bogus info... we align A's all the time on our state of the art hunter machine. Any spec can be downloaded or manually put into the data base, then saved as a custom vehicle ie labeled Model A.
Those that set toe with the duby gauge or a shower rod, ill bet your toe is off when done. Of course it's what most have available so i understand that. Just stating a fact, computerized alignments are very sensitive and accurate. Its like comparing apples to oranges.
Once the heads are put on the wheels the car gets rolled fwd approx 6" onto the turn plates. This compensates the sensors to the machine. It tells the machine the wheel runout, and sensor location on the rim.. it doesnt matter if the sensors are mounted off center on the wheel.
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As soon as mine is running good enough for a longer trip I'm going to have a buddy align mine on his brand new Hunter rack as well.