Reply to "TOE-IN ADJUSTMENT"

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Chuck, in your red owners manual on pg 69, are specs for degrees, mms and inches for a stock 72-73 car's alignment. They show 1/8" toe-in which with modern radials is twice as much as you need, especially with less-compliant urethane a-arm bushings. I'd also recommend all the front caster you can devise- at least 3 degrees per side- for more high-speed stability. I'm not sure if the numbers shown are linear conversions or not, but at least there are some!

5/16/0211:32 AM

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