Alignment Specifications for '95 90Q Sport
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Alignment Specifications for '95 90Q Sport
Hi Audi peers,
Steering wheel leans slightly to the right when car is going straight. There are no vibrations. I have replaced ball joints and tires since last alignment. Taking it to the Subaru dealer to have it aligned, then local shops don't seem to have the technical capacity be able to work on it. [nearest Audi dealer is 2 hrs away]
Would anyone happen to have the alignment specifications for a '95 90 Quattro Sport?
This is what I have found so far, but it is for '93 CS Quattro. I was thinking that with the rear suspension being lower on the sport, the specs would differ.
http://tech.bentleypublishers.com/th...ssageID=325387
Steering wheel leans slightly to the right when car is going straight. There are no vibrations. I have replaced ball joints and tires since last alignment. Taking it to the Subaru dealer to have it aligned, then local shops don't seem to have the technical capacity be able to work on it. [nearest Audi dealer is 2 hrs away]
Would anyone happen to have the alignment specifications for a '95 90 Quattro Sport?
This is what I have found so far, but it is for '93 CS Quattro. I was thinking that with the rear suspension being lower on the sport, the specs would differ.
http://tech.bentleypublishers.com/th...ssageID=325387
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numbers look good. Toe eats tires, so 0 is good will be weird to drive a little, so 1/3deg . I run -1 deg camber up front. Follow the specs, should end up fine. Unless you race, then need different specs.
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