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Location:
Tasmania
Registered:
May 2002
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Re: RA40 heavy steering
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Thu, 20 June 2002 21:46
 
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OK, I am stupid, or you do not understand how I adjust the toe in. I can get it acurate to about half a turn of the steering arm adjuster. Driving on the road I can feel the difference between a bit of toe-in, a bit of toe-out, and dead strait. So how acurate do I need to be? If I can't feel the difference it does not matter. I don't just stand to one side of the car, close one eye, and say, yeah that will be ok. I actualy think about what I'm doing, and get the result I'm after. I can get the wheels lines up perfectly strait, and I want a bit of toe-in from that. Who is stupid? Please explain.
You can also use a piece of string to do this, as seen in some race suspension tuning books.
If you don't know what your doing, then its not good to adjust things yourself by eye.
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