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03-13-2020 #1
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DYI alignment
This is an okay start for an alignment. This method won't take into affect the thrust line and you won't be able to set a level steering wheel and none of the adjustments will be as accurate as using a computer aided alignment machine.
I'd suggest finding a local alignment shop who will let you work with them to set up the alignment per your specifications not the manufactures. They should also be able to set up a user specific alignment spec for you and your cars and save them for future alignment checks.
I'm an engineer and design wheel alignment equipment. I set up my Nova at home using a similar method and then brought it in to work to get the steering wheel straight and the rack centered, and the thrust line adjusted.Dennis Linson

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