I just replaced my tie rod and need to adjust my toe in. I can't remember, is the front of the tire supposed to be about 1/4 inch shorter than the back of the tire? Also am I measuring from the center of the tire tread or the inside edge of the tire? I was pretty sure its the center of the tire but then I thought its kind of hard to identify the exact center of the tire tread.
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I like to use an 1/8". It doesnt really matter where you measure from, as long as its the same front to back. I use the inner casting flash on the tire.
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1/8" here as well. I usually pick out the point on one of the lugs that isn't torn off....which can be difficult as tires wear out.olllllllo <--- If you can read that, roll me over!
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Originally posted by astonFYI - Dukes69 has never checked his toe-in ever, and Goodtimes checks it with a micrometer.
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Originally posted by sam 15
Also, on my TJ the tie rod is not straight and I am not sure if it is supposed to be. Is it? I have a 2005 model. I cannot find an impact mark on it and I dont have a service manual on it yet. hmmm I guess I had better get one and start reading...... but you guys are such a wealth of information. I am just amazed.
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Originally posted by goodtimesThe tie rod should be strait, the drag link should not be strait (assuming OEM parts).
Thanks again.
I figure I need to weld a stiffener bar to the tie rod.
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Originally posted by MtbikbobI figure I need to weld a stiffener bar to the tie rod.
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