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Old 09-30-2021, 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by andrewwynn View Post
What’s the current reading on your amount of camber. You can usually get a good estimate Using your smart phone but I can get a very accurate measurement if yousend a photo hi zoom from fire behind your car
I have a magnetic tool I can place on the rotor with a bubble level. I'll also get a picture of the wheel kicking out for a good visual indicator.

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Originally Posted by 80stech View Post
Double check what oldskewel is showing you. There is an adjuster at the bottom rear of the lower control arm (a-frame) and one at the upper front control arm which you can't see with the tire on (which is why I think the picture he posted is taken upside down of the upper one,) One of those has slipped (or turned) on you.
Yes, the upper control arm adjustment controls nearly all the toe-adjustment. This one is such a pain because the wheel hides it pretty well. I'll check it too just to be certain.
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