Kevin,
My TR6 also came in at 1.6 on the right side, which is .15 under the
minimum (2.75 is nominal).
If I add a shim to the lower rear would that add caster? If so how
much increase in positive caster could I expect using one shim?
Feel free to speculate.
Thanks
-jimb 74TR6
www.snovalley.com/~monica/jbtr6.html
Kevin Andrews wrote:
>
> I did the alignment myself on my car.(That's an advantage of running an
>alignment
> shop) As I got the readings pretty close to what I wanted. I went by the tire
> wear instead of the actual spec.
> If you look at a older chevy with upper A-frames and see the shims.
> It is no differant than a TR's but on the lower A-frame. You can change
>castor or
> camber by moving the shims and change the angle of the wheel.
> Don't let the book tell you can't change castor.
> Kevin Andrews
>
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