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What does too much rear toe feel like in handling?

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YOUR RESEARCHWhat does too much rear toe feel like in handling?

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Check those rear toe links

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Doug, if you haven’t already, you might check those rear toe links.
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Doug, if you haven’t already, you might check those rear toe links.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I haven't gotten around to correcting this. I think my car is a little darty feeling

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I'm assuming you mean toe out cause toe in would result in anything too bad unless it was retarded bad. With rear toe out, the car feels like the rear wants to step out under acceleration, bumps, any real weight transfer. To the point that hitting a railroad crossing at 30mph feels like the car is all over the place. Dartiness is one way to describe it, but typically I associate that with too much front toe out.

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It's toed in too much.....like 3/8 inch using approx 12 inch radius or 24 inch between measurement points. my front is very slightly toed in.....almost none

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Doug, if you haven’t already, you might check those rear toe links. Too much toe in at rear will tear up tires...any unusual tire wear?

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I haven't driven enough to tell

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