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26-05-2019, 05:23 PM
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XR6T 400kw(well one day!)
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Toodyay W.A.
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Hi...
Sorry if this is posted in wrong spot... But is anyone good at reading wheel alinement reports? Guys at Bobjane said my car must of been in a ding because they cant adjust the castor or camber anymore. The wheel is too close to the backside of door. Just wondering what I need to replace to make it so it can be adjusted like it was from factory. ( eg a castor or camber kit etc ). Thanks wa.jpg
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Wheel alinement specs
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