> You can do a better job of checking toe-in with some wood scraps and a>
pocket knife (which is what I use).> > Randall
Randall,
I took you idea and checked the toe-in on my car. I added tape to you list of
supplied and these are the steps.
First I taped several scraps together so they would reach across the front
tires.
I found that I had trouble holding one end to the first tire while marking the
other, so I taped the knife to one end of the wood scraps. After I jammed it
into the tire, I did not have any problems with it moving.
Is this the same way you do it.
I could have just asked how you use these items, but posting my "guess" was
more fun.
Please share the process.
Rich White St. Joseph, IL USA'63 TR3B TCF587LThat ain't a scrap pile, that is
my car!See it moves!
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