I have found that toe plates work well and are easy to carry to the track and
use. They are available from a variety of suppliers and ebay. I have a
camber gauge that is basically a calibrated level. I think I got it from
Racer Wholesale. It is simple, small and it works. Joe(B)
-- "jim hearn" <jimhearn1@comcast.net> wrote:
What are some good (preferably cheap and/or homemade) alignment tools for
toe and camber? When the string is used to measure toe, what part of the
car is it set up as parallel to? Is this way of measuring toe better than
measuring the tire/wheel comparing back to front? Thanks for any tips guys,
Jim
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