Is there a way to adjust camber? Do you have to remove the axle to do it? Thanks, David
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Chief there are very few items that have not been referenced here . For being seven months old the VFF is already a hell of a resource.
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What about toe in? If they are wearing close to the same amount, that maybe be it
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I didn't know toe in could cause that I thought it was a camber issue. I have to find someone who can do this. Bring my list with.
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Dave go visit a shop that does class 8 truck alignments my car was done on a modern machine like the one Mitch uses my camber was fine toe-in was not as Mitch mentioned. Also it will show how all four wheels track. I am no alignment expert but my car drives beautifully. I am a big fan of radials as well makes a huge difference in making the car steer easily.
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Alignment specs ? They are a bit sketchy as the manufacturers were still trying to figure this out.
Ford changed the toe-in spec from 3/16" to 1/16" [ +or - 1/32"] which was a good change
Castor is set at 5 degrees
Camber was spec'd in inches for some strange reason. 1 13/16" if memory serves . In my option thats a lot, a whole heck of a lot. I'd cut that back to about 1/2 degree.
Both the castor and camber should be positive.
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Chief that is the link i referenced in post #5
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