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|    Bugsy to All    |
|    measure camber at home    |
|    10 Feb 22 11:06:26    |
      XPost: alt.home.repair       From: bugsy@zimage.comBUGSY              Any suggestions for a good, but not too expensive measuring tool and 15 to       17 inch adjustable wheel jig for checking camber at home that you know of?              I know there is an "egyptian" way (plumb bobs, yellow string,& protractors).       Those methods are said to be as accurate as the plus/minus in the oem specs.              But I'd prefer a hundred-dollar (or so) readout tool & a fifty-dollar (or       so) adjustable wheel jig which fits standard daily-drive type automobiles.              Have you ever measured camber accurately enough (OEM specs) at home?       Can you recommend a good measuring tool & jig in about that price range?       --       Please wear your mask!       Bugs are everywhere. :)        !__!        (@)(@)        \.'||'./       -: :: :-       /'..''..'\              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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