Why when looking at the front of my Chevelle do the front tires sometime seemed to be pitched outward at the bottom like the front is squatting. Other times everything looks fine. I understand caster and camber but since its not a consistent look I have some concern. Front end was rebuilt and aligned some time ago and she appears to be running true with no weird tire wear yet.
1970 Chevelle frontend question
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Here you go. I am a little technically challenged when it comes to adding photos! LOL
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That is a nice car. It was nice at the time, and it still is.
Some old cars weren't especially nice at the time - and they haven't improved with age.
Some old cars weren't especially nice at the time - and they haven't improved with age.
That is a nice car. It was nice at the time, and it still is.
Some old cars weren't especially nice at the time - and they haven't improved with age Yah I had a few in the day mostly Fords
Some old cars weren't especially nice at the time - and they haven't improved with age Yah I had a few in the day mostly Fords
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Thanks. She is fun to drive.
Upper control arm bushings are notorious for failure on all A-Bodies, Especially big block cars.
I also recommend Offset control arm shafts for these cars......Moog part# K5250 which includes bushings.
I also recommend Offset control arm shafts for these cars......Moog part# K5250 which includes bushings.
https://www.chevelles.com/forums/16-brakes-suspension-steering/29950-alignment-specs.html?amp=1
Very nice rod you got there. Long live the bow tie muscle.
Very nice rod you got there. Long live the bow tie muscle.
Nice car. The 70 Chevelle SS is one of my all time favorite cars.
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Nice car. The 70 Chevelle SS is one of my all time favorite cars.
Thanks for the compliment!
Nice car. The 70 Chevelle SS is one of my all time favorite cars.
Thanks for the compliment!
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