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Originally Posted by vividracing Slight variances in subframe and body panel alignment can cause camber or toe to look off when it's not. I'd trust the computer over my eyes.
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07-04-2012, 04:59 PM
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For an example for the rear camber it displayed -1.1 at the left side and -2.6 to the right side. The toe up front was enormously unbalanced, the caster was so bad my steering wheel had a 20degree tilt when driving in a straight line. I agree with you that computers are to be trusted vs the naked eye but only if the computer is running properly.
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