Checking Front Toe Angle
Check that the instruments are calibrated to one another on the front and rear axle. This is extremely important in order to be able to adjust toe angle of the front wheels in relation to the car's thrust line (geometrical driving axis).
The thrust line is the line created when the toe-in angles for the rear wheels are equally divided as shown. The difference between the symmetry line of the wheels and the thrust line is called the thrust angle. The thrust angle must not deviate by more than a maximum of 0° ± 0.25° from the symmetry line of the wheels.
Check:
- the symmetry line of the wheels
- the thrust line
- the thrust angle.
NOTE:
The differences in the diagram are heavily exaggerated in order to show the differences.
For the correct values for each model, see WHEEL CAMBERS