How do yo do a alignment on the rear wheels, i have a 89 daytona es and the back drivers side wheel is ----ed in at the top, why would this happen.
the pass. side appears to be fine.
thanks, matt
How do yo do a alignment on the rear wheels, i have a 89 daytona es and the back drivers side wheel is ----ed in at the top, why would this happen.
the pass. side appears to be fine.
thanks, matt
Alignment shims
if it doesnt look straight its because the axle is bent. Depending on how far off it is, you may not be able to fix it with shims. The shims go behind the stub axle/hub which bolts to the main axle.
coincidentally, i was going to make a post asking if anyone had pics/info on the alignment shims to use? Does anyone have pics/info?
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I know you can get them after market in a couple diff sizes. have to take the hub off(4 bolts) to put themOriginally Posted by Vigo
Prob have to get an alignment and see, then add the shims and realign to check
Read this before you go to the shop too. http://www.turbo-mopar.com/forums/vb...&articleid=121
I have 2 brand Mopar shims in the bags I bought from the dealer a several years back. I'll dig them up and take a pic or 2.
^thanks, that would be much appreciated!
I need to try some stuff on the back of my car so i can turn at both autox AND hpde events.
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Nice! I'll run that by my alignment guy this spring.
just don't let him feed you BS like "You'll wear your tires out in a month"
Nah, my guy is good, he knows what's going on with these cars. He has a CSXT with a 2.5/Neon hybrid engine.
FWD-P's 16v CSX just ran 10.5@130+... so 16v CSX ftw!
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