Re: Tie Rod length adjustment and installation

[george smith <bt6t4@xxxxxxxxx>]

The way I did my tie rods was to replace one side at a
time and keep the length of my new sleeves and tie
rods as close to the same as possible. Put them
on,take your spec sheet for the alignment and go to a
mechanic you trust as soon as possible and get it
aligned. save yourself time,trouble and tire wear.

--- Nico Over <nover@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

> 
> Menko, having just completed the same on my 63 Dodge
> wagon, the test ride 
> indicated my car was way out of adjustment even
> though I had measured the tie 
> rod lengths as you did. I found a link on how to do
> your toe in sitting at 
> home in the driveway, see:
> http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?
> t=1093484
> Even though its for a Subaru the basics apply to any
> car. Using this method I 
> was able to get mine close enough to drive to the
> alignment shop without the 
> tires squealing. Hope this helps.
> Nico Over 
> Va. Beach, Va.
> 64 Ply SF
> 63 Dodge 440 wagon 
> 
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George


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