Originally Posted by L.V

First, throw out the so called "SPECS"
If you were near Baton Rouge, I guarantee I can get you straight using a string, and a measuring tape.
I know, laugh out loud, but I am serious.
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Originally Posted by L.V

First, throw out the so called "SPECS"
Find you an older mechanic that knows front geometry.
Problem is, these younger mechanics rely on the new fancy machines with disco lights and really do not understand what they are doing or what/why the "machine" is telling them to do.
It is not rocket science, but will easily confuse most that have little experience.
The reason for finding an older mechanic is because they learned alignment geometry using the old heads that utilized guages and bubbles.
If you were near Baton Rouge, I guarantee I can get you straight using a string, and a measuring tape.
I know, laugh out loud, but I am serious.
Good luck, and stay away from Chain Tire stores.
"Mechanics" are a dying breed!
Vince
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