Reply to "Wheel Alignment - Who do you trust to do it?"

I have had success setting the toe with the TrackAce laser. A link is below and it looks like it is $140 shipped. I have used it many times and it is quite accurate. Once the toe is set then centering the steering wheel is fairly easy.

For the camber I use a wheel level to make the sides symmetrical. The rear should be zero or slightly positive. A negative rear camber will wear the inside of wide tires on a Pantera. Each time the rear suspension on a Pantera compresses the camber goes more negative.

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12/1/2110:44 AM

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