benno440
Well-Known Member
bought a spc fasttrax alignment tool that does caster, camber and toe.
now i have a fully adjustable tubular k member and a arms with coil overs, but the same theory should apply with a stock front.
when aligning front end what order do you go to set it up as changing some things will affect another and i dont want to go in circles, as in caster first then camber then toe or???
let me now your thoughts also, thanks guys.
now i have a fully adjustable tubular k member and a arms with coil overs, but the same theory should apply with a stock front.
when aligning front end what order do you go to set it up as changing some things will affect another and i dont want to go in circles, as in caster first then camber then toe or???
let me now your thoughts also, thanks guys.