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I am having a tough time seeking a thread for the front end alignment specs on a '47 Chev passenger vehicle. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
King pin transverse inclination =
Spindle transverse inclination=
Caster angle=
Toe in=
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From the shop manual
caster 0 to +1/2 Deg.
camber Neg.1/4 Deg. plus or minus 1/2 Deg.
King Pin inclination 4 3/4 Deg + or - 1/2 Deg.
Toe-in 0 to 1/16"
Steering gemorentry (toe out on turns)
out side wheel 20 Deg, inside wheel 24 Deg =or- 2 Deg.
Gene Schneider
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Thank you so very much for the quick response!
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Enough can not be said about the potential differences in alignment experiences, and the importance a good alignment can make in your driving experience. Here are a few old posts to help you with the process. More posts are available by doing a SEARCH of our old posts. The most important advice I can give is have a complete understanding of the process outlined in your manual. 1941 Front End Alignment1941 Front End Alignment #2Good luck, Mike
Mike 41 Chevy
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