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#49490 - 23/08/10 06:35 PM
Wheel Alignment 4/4
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L - Learner Plates On
Registered: 31/08/06
Posts: 122
Loc: Perthshire, Scotland. UK
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Hi,
Can one just go to Kwik Fit to get the wheel alignment done on a Morgan or is it a more specialist job?
Does anyone have settings for such?
Thanks,
Will
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#49497 - 23/08/10 09:24 PM
Re: Wheel Alignment 4/4
[Re: flyfisher]
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Registered: 09/10/06
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Wheel alignent depends on what wheels & tyres you have and the handeling characteristics you want to promote.
The adjusting the tracking is pretty easy. Camber needs spacer parts.
My 4/4 manual states
Quote( 0" -1/8". Toe out even in the smallest degree, is to be avoided )
Generally more tow in will promote turn in and slightly lighter steering with the penalty of increasing tyre scrubbing (outer edge) and potential suspension jacking due to "pinching" of the front end.
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#49529 - 25/08/10 05:51 AM
Re: Wheel Alignment 4/4
[Re: nputtick]
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L - Learner Plates On
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Its the tracking.. I am down in Surrey now working, otherwise I would of poped in there.
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#49542 - 25/08/10 08:47 AM
Re: Wheel Alignment 4/4
[Re: nputtick]
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We're also reasonably local in High Wycombe - 01494 448158
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