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12th September 2015, 08:32 AM
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Patrol God
Bit far to bring it to me to align.
Report says cambers were +00.13 lH RH +00.19 total toe was -1.4 mm now they are camber +00.41 LH and camber +00.20 RH with total tow of +1.7 mm
I am guessing that the lh camber is meant to be +00.14 or at least I am hoping as this is not adjustable. But these figures I would set around 0mm total toe.
Setback was -00.02 it is now +00.01
So just to clarify with these figures it has positive camber so you would set LH and RH tow to 0.00 giving total toe of 0 mm
Setback is ok, Your cambers are in the + range, so yes a total of 0mm will be fine.
If they have used y62 setup in error and they are trying to achieve total toe of +1.5 mm they are aiming for the wrong setting? If spec for toe of 0-1 mm they have set in incorrectly as total toe is now +1.7mm after adjustment
You will possibly wear outside shoulders. The +1.7mm is fine on the Y62 as they have an independent front end.
When you say total toe is 0-1 mm are you saying -1mm 0 to + 1 mm or are you saying 0 to +1mm is the correct range?
I use 0 to +1mm on all solid front 4x4's.
As for the pull. Is it going left when you hold the wheel straight? If you let go of the wheel does id drive straight?
If you let go of the wheel and it goes left, try swapping the front wheels left to right. The issue could lie in the tyres. But first I would get your alignment redone to 0mm - a maximum of +0.5mm and see if it is pulling.
Are you able to take a pic or scan both reports and post them and I will pick them to pieces.
In the words of a Dhuck "QUACK".
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12th September 2015 08:32 AM
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12th September 2015, 02:46 PM
#12
Dhuck
Thanks for the input. Yes when I let go off the wheel the car will veer off the left hand
My first attempt to upload pics not sure it it works. If no good I could email it to you if you send me a message with your contact
Thanks for your suggestions
wheel alignment.jpg
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Originally Posted by
Dhuck
Bit far to bring it to me to align.
I am guessing that the lh camber is meant to be +00.14 or at least I am hoping as this is not adjustable. But these figures I would set around 0mm total toe.
Setback is ok, Your cambers are in the + range, so yes a total of 0mm will be fine.
You will possibly wear outside shoulders. The +1.7mm is fine on the Y62 as they have an independent front end.
I use 0 to +1mm on all solid front 4x4's.
As for the pull. Is it going left when you hold the wheel straight? If you let go of the wheel does id drive straight?
If you let go of the wheel and it goes left, try swapping the front wheels left to right. The issue could lie in the tyres. But first I would get your alignment redone to 0mm - a maximum of +0.5mm and see if it is pulling.
Are you able to take a pic or scan both reports and post them and I will pick them to pieces.
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12th September 2015, 03:39 PM
#13
Patrol God
Double check your front tyre pressures too, you may have a slow leak on e the left.
As suggested swap fronts over.
04 ST 3lt auto, not enough Mods to keep me happy, but getting there
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12th September 2015, 04:54 PM
#14
Patrol God
Looks like a bit of a bullshite alignment to me. The camber is not adjustable, yet it has changed quite significantly. Hmmmmmmmm. You need the toe down around 0mm to +0.5mm max. The arseholes have not even measured your caster. This plays a factor in your left hand pull. We need a +0.5 degree to +0.75 degree split in the caster which will counter act the camber on our roads.
If you want to know a bit more, send me a pm with your number and I will give you a call.
In the words of a Dhuck "QUACK".
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17th September 2015, 12:06 PM
#15
Dhuck
Attached second alignment printout
alignment_2.jpg
Finall result was tyre service recommended I buy an adjustable drag link vehicle pulls to the left?
Have a good day
warek
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17th September 2015, 07:09 PM
#16
Patrol God
If you are not holding the steering wheel straight and it is veering left then it is not a drag link issue. However, if your steering wheel is down to the right a little and you need to hold it straight and then the left pull starts, then this may be possible that you do need the drag link to correct the steering wheel angle. Have replied to your pm mate
In the words of a Dhuck "QUACK".
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17th September 2015, 11:45 PM
#17
Dhuck
What does a drag link cost and if there are different brands what are some of the better ones that are well priced?
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