Aligning cross-caster?
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Originally Posted by TrueWildMan
That being said, MACDRIVE, you gotta remember that slotting those holes is factory spec.
That would be fine if they had a special jig with a templet to get the holes perfectly concentric, but doing them by hand, there'* no way they'll be perfect. :(
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Originally Posted by MACDRIVE
Originally Posted by TrueWildMan
That being said, MACDRIVE, you gotta remember that slotting those holes is factory spec.
That would be fine if they had a special jig with a templet to get the holes perfectly concentric, but doing them by hand, there'* no way they'll be perfect. :(
Those holes don't need to be machine perfect, as is noted by the oversized hole anyway.
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Got my car back from the alignment shop yesterday. They did as the bulletin suggested, and my car is now flying perfectly straight!! I can let go ot the wheel, and the car stays driving straight.
Now that feels right, and I'm happy. :P
Now that feels right, and I'm happy. :P
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