Lee, You misunderstood what I intended. You want to fix the slop before taking
it to the shop! It's the fixing that changes the alignment and will
necessitate the visit to the alignment rack. This is why the original question
was asked. The guy has worn inner ball joints that he has to change.
Joe
Lee Daniels wrote:
>
> Joe Curry writes:
> >[...] The reason is that if there is slop in the rack, the wheels
> >would not be consistently spaced to start with.
> >[...]
> >just eyeball it and then take it to the alignment shop!
>
> If there is slop in the rack, then the alignment shop won't get
> it right either.
>
> Lee M. Daniels Laboratory for Molecular Structure and Bonding
> daniels@tamu.edu Texas A&M University
> '74 TR6 '88 XJ6 http://www.automate-it.com/Lee/
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