Camber arms and wheel alignment?
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Hello,
Trying to solve a pulling to the left issue like Dan and went and did the gap test this evening and realised that the front right camber is leaning in towards the arch (negative?) by a couple of degrees, I believe this could be contributing to the pulling issue.
I will have my mechanic look into what is causing it, but if it is unidentified then a camber kti should sort it right?... There is one on ebay for £100, is that an alright price?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CUSCO-NISSAN-300ZX-Z32-FRONT-UPPER-CAMBER-ARMS-/231042464856?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item35cb343c58
Also when I had my wheels aligned last week they just put a laser alignment then on the rear wheels to measure the mm, then set the front wheels up at 5mm each against the back wheels.. I have no idea what it meant or whether they were mean to do something with the rear wheels as well but if anyone has some advice that woudl be grand.. Thinking of finding a shop with a hunter machine.
Best regards,