Subject	Like just4kinks, I've been very successful with
Posted by	ni[X]it on August 05, 2008 at 6:13 PM
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In Reply To	SZR - Camber measurement tools...?? posted by Tu on August 05, 2008 at 04:25 PM
Message	A simple 2x4 across the tire face, or a nice cut of 2x4 fit into the rim. Then use a simple $4.oo fabricators magnetic angle finder. I use that to get ball park, then head up to the local tire shop for an alignment. Out of the past 5 times doing this method, I was within a 1/2 degree (or dead on) each time. Finding a level playing field is most important. Petz #3
Follow Ups	SZR - Camber measurement tools...?? - Tu 16:25:09 08/05/08 The Toe changes with Camber. So how do you measure - MrPulldown 17:33:31 08/05/08 2nd. Because I don't have a dedicated track car, I set - zgene4 17:52:58 08/05/08 My simple answer for toe; - ni[X]it 18:25:35 08/05/08 I have no room to store 90' anything (n/m) - zgene4 19:07:25 08/05/08 degrees. vtd. (n/m) - ni[X]it 19:10:58 08/05/08 technically, minutes (n/m) - zgene4 21:17:45 08/05/08 alt + 0176 (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 13:55:06 08/06/08 You need a bigger lot. (n/m) - SactoTodd 21:22:45 08/05/08 I use a Craftsman SmartTool digital level - just4kinks 17:52:26 08/05/08 Like just4kinks, I've been very successful with - ni[X]it 18:13:50 08/05/08 The last sentance is likely the hardest part. (n/m) - Barry (NJ) 19:16:49 08/05/08 I use a digital protractor on the brake rotor. (n/m) - canyoncarver 08:53:41 08/06/08 Um. What? - ni[X]it 20:42:27 08/06/08
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