rear toe setting for street driven SA?

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blacktruck
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rear toe setting for street driven SA?

Post by blacktruck »

The rear of my 62 is lowered not outrageously but enough that the
wheels are toed in about an 1/8th of an inch.
Oh yeah,my springplate grommets are no doubt as old as I am.Their replacements are on the way.
TIA
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Post by Ozzie »

A little rear toe-in should help stability. An eighth inch would probably never be noticed on the street, in a good way.
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Post by blacktruck »

thanks Oz,guess I'll just toss in the new grommets.
easy to reset it theyre just all the way back :D
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Post by Ozzie »

If you are using the poly type, grease is cheap. Use plenty.
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Post by blacktruck »

you mean the red urethane ones?

cuz I think I screwed myself by greasing the re-used stock jobbies
when I lowered it :oops:
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