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pointy

posted on 2/5/06 at 07:18 PM Reply With Quote
help with tracking

I have booked an m.o.t. pre s.v.a but wonder if anyone knows what i should ask for the tracking to be set at. i.e toe in toe out??Luego velocity build.

Thanks

Andy P

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JoelP

posted on 2/5/06 at 07:30 PM Reply With Quote
probably around a degree of toe in.
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pointy

posted on 2/5/06 at 07:34 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks Joelp.

If I could work out how to shrink my pictures I would put one on.

Technology........Gimme a spanner anyday.

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rusty nuts

posted on 2/5/06 at 08:42 PM Reply With Quote
Doubt very much you need 1 degree. More like 1mm to in . In nearly 40 years in the motor trade I haven't ever set tracking at anything like that
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TangoMan

posted on 2/5/06 at 09:16 PM Reply With Quote
Rubbers or RoseJoints

Depending on your set up I would suggest around 3mm toe in.

Less if you are not on rubber bushes.

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chriscook

posted on 2/5/06 at 09:56 PM Reply With Quote
Surely mm measurements are meaningless unless you know the rim diameter? Also are we talking total toe or per side?

If its pre sva then what you set it do might depend on how well the velocity self centres. If self-centering is poor then they will want to be more toe-out/less toe-in.

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