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Old 08-17-2013, 10:50 AM   #1
dubie
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Toe in toe out

I measured my toe while truck was up on the stands but now that its on the ground I want to check it again. What's the best way to measure this? The 56 runs great but you can tell it has some tracking issues once you hit 40 mph. It feels like the front tires are fighting against each other
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Re: Toe in toe out

2 8 foot 2X6 that are straight laid on the skinny side against the tire, have helper hold the dumb end of the tape and the board snug to the tire, you do the same with the smart end comparing you front and back measurements.
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