using construction-grade levels for alignment?
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Burning Brakes
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From: walled lake MI
using construction-grade levels for alignment?
i've seen a couple of people mention they're using adjustable levels or angle locators from home improvement stores, all mentioning decent results.
anyone have any negative experiences?
anyone have a manufacturer and part number for what they are using?
thx
anyone have any negative experiences?
anyone have a manufacturer and part number for what they are using?
thx
Le Mans Master
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From: Kempner Texas
Originally Posted by tempest
i've seen a couple of people mention they're using adjustable levels or angle locators from home improvement stores, all mentioning decent results.
anyone have any negative experiences?
anyone have a manufacturer and part number for what they are using?
thx
anyone have any negative experiences?
anyone have a manufacturer and part number for what they are using?
thx
Jake
Last edited by JAKE; Mar 19, 2005 at 06:35 PM.
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From: San Diego , CA Double Yellow DirtBags 1985..Z51..6-speed
I used a laser level.. It basically a torpedo level with a laser built in that puts out laser on a plane.. so you can put it up on the wheel and it will project a line on the floor. Measure the width in front and behind to figure your toe. Any level can be used for measuring camber.
The castor is a little more tricky.
The castor is a little more tricky.
