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I aligned my GTO with the Tenhulzen alignment kit and only have ~1700 miles on my tire but the car drives straight, no pull, and no abnormal wear yet.
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Michael 1970 Oshawa built 1 option Judge. 24 year restoration/upgrade project finally finished! 1979 Trans Am - low-buck drag car project for when I retire |
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1968 GTO Aegena Blue Previous: 1970 Firebird Formula 400, 1964 Catalina, 1968 Firebird, 1967 Firebird 400 conv |
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The home alignment kits are so-so. Contact the High Schools around you to see if they have an Auto Shop. After retirement I assist the Auto Shop teacher at my local high school. We welcome clubs to come in and show off their cars and we do free alignments on classic cars. Go to your district web site to see which school has an Auto Shop class and the teachers email address should be listed. It's a great way to teach alignments, especially since new cars have no front camber adjustment and all the parts are usually rust free.
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Last edited by HoovDaddy; 12-21-2025 at 03:46 PM. |
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