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moosoMember

Thanks guys, this is just what I needed.

David, the tire is a Goodyear F1 Eagle. You're right, they've stopped making them that size. I had to get my replacement off E-Bay, so I want to get the alignment right before I put it on!

John, the car is a '72.
Front:
Camber 1/8 degrees neg to 1/8 pos.
Caster 2 3/4 degrees pos.
Toe in 1/8"

Rear:
Camber 3/8 to 5/8 degrees neg.
Toe in 1/8 to 3/16"

I'll look into the Summit setup. I'm a do it yourself guy (too poor to be anything else) but alignment has always seemed like voodoo to me. Time to learn something new!

Mooso

4/29/114:15 AM

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