Good camber/caster gauge
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yeah from my understanding it could be done to get a good street setup, and the only downsides vs other equipment would that it takes a lot of time and effort.. plus you have to have a perfectly level ground before you even begin. whereas the other equipment allows you to very quickly get very accurate alignments. BUT i'm not experienced in this field so i'd love to hear others comments!
Originally Posted by guitman32
I too am interested in this question. Im sure the methods listed above are adequately accurate, but some commentary from those with experience is always welcome! An additional question would be as follows: Can the alignment methods listed above suffice for street/daily driver alignments? It would be great to bring that function in-house, any only leave tire mounting/balancing to a trusted 3rd party.
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