Alignment, 4 wheel adjustable?
05-28-2003, 08:18 PM
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Re: Alignment, 4 wheel adjustable?
Originally posted by talisman311
Hey guys, I just wanted to double check...our cars are only front wheel adjustable right? meaning that I can only get a front wheel alignment?
Hey guys, I just wanted to double check...our cars are only front wheel adjustable right? meaning that I can only get a front wheel alignment?
Rear is a solid beam and adjustable only by sledge hammer or going sideways into curbs.
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05-29-2003, 05:41 AM
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4 wheel thrust angle - Front wheels are set on the same line as the rear wheels. It's the only way to assure a perfectly centered steering wheel.
A 4 wheel thrust angle alignment on a Maxima should run about 50 bucks.
A 4 wheel thrust angle alignment on a Maxima should run about 50 bucks.
05-29-2003, 05:46 AM
#7
Originally posted by mzmtg
No. You dont have to "adjust" the rear wheels to check the thrust angle.
No. You dont have to "adjust" the rear wheels to check the thrust angle.
05-29-2003, 06:45 AM
#8
Originally posted by Kashoggio
ahh i am not saying you have to adjust the thrust angle in the rear because you really cant.. unless you do it with shims but thrust angle still has to be checked , you just cant to a two wheel alignment becuase it wont be accurate.
ahh i am not saying you have to adjust the thrust angle in the rear because you really cant.. unless you do it with shims but thrust angle still has to be checked , you just cant to a two wheel alignment becuase it wont be accurate.
05-30-2003, 08:29 AM
#10
quick question.. I have sprints and they are well settled..Is the camber adjustable without camber bolts? because some people on here have drops and they're camber is within spec while others have to use camber bolts??
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