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forestgMember

Chris,

I strongly suspect that your front is toed out instead of in. Many alignment shops do not understand that the Pantera does not settle to ride height after being jacked up to adjust camber. They then set the toe to spec but as soon as you drive a short distance the front settles and toe in becomes toe out. I always take the car off the rack and drive it a few blocks with at least one strong braking and then have them reset it on the rack and check toe. It always ends up toed out and they reset it. I now do my own alignments.

Forest

6/28/169:46 AM

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