Subject	After doing all suggested above if the chassis has >>
Posted by	ZUL8TR on December 25, 2012 at 10:14 AM
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In Reply To	What would be a better way to get a steering wheel centered? posted by inf on December 20, 2012 at 10:29 PM
Message	correct alignment on camber and especially toe and runs straight on a non crowned road but the steering is still not centered all that is needed is a fine tune on the tie rod ends. For example if the wheel is in a left turn position and the car runs straight as noted above then tie rod on both tires needs to be toed to the left (driver side) in an equal amount. I do front and rear toe adjustment on my car with a story stick and then fine tune the toe and steering wheel center as described above, runs true as a dart and no drift and even tire wear. ZUL8TR in Orlando,FL
Follow Ups	What would be a better way to get a steering wheel centered? - inf 22:29:47 12/20/12 Is it true that camber could cause a pull? - inf 22:35:29 12/20/12 Well, if the car pulls left and the steering wheel is turned - inf 22:42:50 12/20/12 oops I mean drift, not pull. (n/m) - inf 00:22:25 12/21/12 Hmm, I guess measuring the protrusion of the steering - inf 00:14:32 12/21/12 First - Broke_as_**** 04:37:30 12/21/12 After doing all suggested above if the chassis has >> - ZUL8TR 10:14:12 12/25/12 Remember equal tire pressure on the front pair and >> - ZUL8TR 10:24:59 12/25/12
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