do it yourself alignment.....help....
i replaced both side calipers, tie rod ends, upgraded to steel brake lines, bought all new 10.9 grade bolts (18 bucks a bolt). thing is, tie rods are after market, but i thought that if i marked the inner tie rod end, and put the new ones in, it should be aligned, right?????wrong...the right side tire is pointing inward significantly, where the left one is pretty much straight as far as i can see.... i could see if both sides where off, then that would mean diff. specs on the tie rod.....
anyways, how do i get the alignment close enought to straight, so i can drive it to the alignment shop 40-45 miles???????? i just got new tires, so id hate to mess em up.....
any help is appreciated.....
http://www.extremehowto.com/xh/artic...ticle_id=60130
http://www.familycar.com/Alignment.htm

I had bounced of the inside of the wheel a little bit, must have happened on the way home. Anyway, be sure to use blue loctite on the caliper mounting bolts. I never had a problem since.
70mph then all of a sudden u hear a hard clunk.....everything starts shaking, then u realize u have no steering and no brakes.....just hold on for the ride
anyways, im glad i had not hit the canyon part of my daily drive or i'd be toast.....
for sure from now on, them bolts will get changed every 5 yrs.....even if they are hardened 10.9 grade at 18.00 a pop....
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