Moparfiend's latest activity
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Moparfiend replied to the thread Toe Alignment.Yup -
I have turn plates but unless I’m doing more than toe I don’t mess with them. For toe I make an adjustment, roll the car back and then...
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From left to right, there could be some differences to cause that. * Improperly matched shocks, left to right. * Bent or damaged shock...
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Moparfiend replied to the thread Toe Alignment.While were on the subject I just noticed the front wheels do not hang any where near level. The passenger side comes up first way...
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This topic covers just about everything you'd need to do an alignment at home: Alignment at home and aftermarket UCAS too.
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Moparfiend replied to the thread Toe Alignment.I actually started with garbage bags with grease in it. Worked until the grease reacted with the plastic having a sticking effect...
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Two pieces of 10 mil visqueen with grease between them works too- easy to roll the car on
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You shouldn't even need grease plates to set toe in. At least, I don't. I just back the car up a few feet, pull forward and...
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Moparfiend replied to the thread Toe Alignment.Thanks guys. So glad for everyone here as I work alone. Merry Christmas almost!
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Push it
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I jacked mine up and put the plates under the tires. Then let it down and bounced the suspension up and down to settle it. No problems.
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Go ahead and lift the car - when you lower it the greased plates will allow the wheels to slide outwards and find their comfort zone...
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Gents I am having an issue setting up for toe alignment. I am for the first time trying to use two sheet metal plates with grease...
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@Moparfiend really cool job! If it was me I was used a “Prismatic” plexiglass to get more light dispersion, althought is true would need...
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Great work on these lights! Yes they need opened up to use the lamps.
