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01-14-2011, 08:12 PM
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Tow In Quickies
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01-16-2011, 01:05 AM
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Tow in is easy to set. It's the difference between the rear of the ront rims side to side and the front of the rims. I don't think it's real critical on gts as long as you are in the ball park. Unless yours goes highway speeds.
I've found a quick way to check it on vehicles is with a twist lock paint roller handle. You could cut one down shorter for gt's. Just extend it between the rim edges at the front of the rims. Then twist it to lock it and keep it from moving. Then set it up between the rear edges. If the toe in is correct you should have that measurement (1/8"-1/4") slop between the stick on one side and that rim. Just loosen the lock nuts and turn the tie rods evenly to correct inwards or outwards. Do the same amount on each side to keep the steering wheel centered. Big note here. This is a waste of time if your bushings and tie rod ends are worn and sloppy. I replaced all the wear parts on my front end last summer and man what a difference. Much easier steering and no wander now.
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