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4banger4x4 redid my whole front end this weekend and took it in to get aligned and these are the numbers front left, -0.4 camber, 2.8 caster, .11 toe front right, -.05 camber, 2.0 caster, .09 toe Total toe .20 steer ahead .01 left rear, camber 0, toe -.14 right rear, Camber -.5 toe .33 Total toe .19 Thrust angle -.24 The shop didnt touch my caster camber because they said the couldnt get there machine onto my wheels because there was not enough of a gap between my wheels and tires... but either way i have life time alignment at tires plus so my question is it worth finding a set of stock wheels so they can properly align my truck, go find a tires plus that can align my tires, or are these numbers fine? #1 · Sep 29, 2013 redid my whole front end this weekend and took it in to get aligned and these are the numbers front left, -0.4 camber, 2.8 caster, .11 toe front right, -.05 camber, 2.0 caster, .09 toe Total toe .20 steer ahead .01 left rear, camber 0, toe -.14 right rear, Camber -.5 toe .33 Total toe .19 Thrust angle -.24 The shop didnt touch my caster camber because they said the couldnt get there machine onto my wheels because there was not enough of a gap between my wheels and tires... but either way i have life time alignment at tires plus so my question is it worth finding a set of stock wheels so they can properly align my truck, go find a tires plus that can align my tires, or are these numbers fine? Sort by Oldest first Oldest first Newest first Most reactions #2 · Sep 29, 2013 Alignment specs per Les Schwab Tires, 03 DC, V6: Camber -1.1 to 0.5 Caster 1.9 to 3.4 Toe -0.08 to 0.13 SAI 10.3 to 11.8 Included angle turning angle diff. 9.2 to 12.2 Cross camber -0.5 to 0.5 Cross caster -0.5 to 0.5 Total toe -0.15 to 0.25 #3 · Sep 30, 2013 Technically I'm in spec but my tires are so much louder now. I know it's not a true measurement but I feel I was a lot closer to 0 before this. Tapatalk 0 Reply #4 · Sep 30, 2013 Numbers look fine. Nice caster numbers too. That thing should drive like a dream now. #5 · Sep 30, 2013 As much as you guys say its good I just feel like its still out. I think im gonna steal the wheels off my dads frontier and take it to get done. I can look at my tires and see the camber is off and if I take a tape measure to my tires the front of the front tires are a half inch farther apart then the rear of the front tires. I feel they can get the toe a lot closer then that 0 Reply Insert Quotes Post Reply

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