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eyeball alignment question


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I noticed the other day whin there was a bunch of snow that when id try speeding up the rear end would try to get squirrelly on me. Im guessing i have a rear toe-in issue? Thanks :)

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Hope you didn't bend anything important in the rear end when you added that 3800 to the rear. Might need to beef up the suspension if your going to run two engines:D

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Lol. It actually did the same thing before i dumped an engine in the trunk. Im thinking rhat when i swapped lat links i just didint get them adjusted right. Trying to figure out if theyre toed in or out

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tape measure + friend

 

park on level ground(preferably cement/concrete/asphalt), measure as high up on the tread as you can on both sides without running into any obstructions(will probably be ~4" off the ground), measure the same portion of the tread on front and rear, write it down, post results. that will give you an idea of how the rear tires are toed compared to each other, but it won't tell you how they're toed in relation to the rest of the vehicle. you'll need to get more creative for that, we used a laser on the rear wheels pointed towards a reference on the front wheels.

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