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

PercyMember

Thanks Doug.

I admit to cheating on the Castor - I assumed the original set up had some science behind it and reassembled with exactly the same shim groupings and positions on the upper a arms before the suspension rebuild.

This was all in on one side but split shimming on the other. Interestingly the tie rod thread offsets turned out exactly equal on both sides of the car when the rest of the alignment was done blind, so I don't think it is too wrong.

I will soon know!

12/10/214:44 PM

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