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Car crabbing 200 1991

posted by  Jorrell on  Wed Apr 19 11:16 CST 2006
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As others have mentioned, it is probably an illusion due to the rear track being narrower than the front. When my wife claimed that my brick was going down the road crooked, I did check it. It is fairly easy to do, measure from the sidewall of each rear tire with a tape measure to the inner lip of the fender opening... should be the same on both sides (or very close). Also measure from the rear tip of the rocker panel to the tire on both sides, likewise the readings should match.

jorrell





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