True, true, how can one do a comprehensive alignment with out knowing the
functions of caster, camber and toe in, sai, thrust angle and set back?
"*" > wrote in message
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> DTJ > wrote in article
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>> On Wed, 22 Jun 2005 17:17:23 -0500, "*" > wrote:
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>> >Virtually anybody who posts on this board can be taught to set up a
>>
>> I guess you are new to this. It isn't a board,...
>
>
> I have been participating on this and other "newsgroups" for a number of
> years.....
>
>
>> ...and you obviously
>> haven't read many of the posts.
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> I HAVE read a number of the posts, and I STILL contend that I could have
> MOST of the participants here - virtually anybody who can grasp the
> concept
> of "righty-tighty, lefty-loosey" - satisfactorily setting up a four-wheel
> computerized alignment rack in an afternoon......it's THAT easy.
>
> Now, if the question were to concern having them do a quality alignment,
> or
> troubleshoot a problem beyond the specifications in the machine's
> database,
> then all bets are off.......
>
>
>



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