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Actually, you will need to adjust both the tie rods out a bit and adjust the shock mounts to reduce the amount of camber, or call a flat bed to carry it to pro technik for the alignment!
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Actually, you will need to adjust both the tie rods out a bit and adjust the shock mounts to reduce the amount of camber, or call a flat bed to carry it to pro technik for the alignment!
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Actually, you will need to adjust both the tie rods out a bit and adjust the shock mounts to reduce the amount of camber, or call a flat bed to carry it to pro technik for the alignment!
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New suspension in need a little advice.

Adjust tie rods out a bit

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Actually, you will need to adjust both the tie rods out a bit and adjust the shock mounts to reduce the amount of camber, or call a flat bed to carry it to pro technik for the alignment!
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I put in some new suspension the last 3 days, pss10's , gt3 control arms (front) and new sway bars . Problem now is the wheels are both pointing inward. If I was to look at the bottoms of the wheel it's outside the arch and the tops are well within the arch, onto of that the front of the wheels are pointing inwards and the rear outward. I know I need an alignment but the car is not safe to drive just now. The question is what do I need to change and any special tools I need?

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Did you do the install? What did you do about your toe arms? Pics would greatly help as we could get a better idea of the degree of toe in as well as the install bits.

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Sean, That's easy.. Just make the bottom of the wheels go in more and the front of the wheels go out more! Actually, you will need to adjust both the tie rods out a bit and adjust the shock mounts to reduce the amount of camber, or call a flat bed to carry it to pro technik for the alignment! isn't DIY stuff fun! Pics... where are the Pics?

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