Titanium 182
Hi, my car will soon be going in to have the alignment checked and adjusted but they won't touch the camber. I have myself a camber gauge so I can rectify this myself (I have Eibach camber bolts). Is there a correct order in which to do this? Should I adjust camber first and then get the toe sorted? Or is it the other way around? I just don't want to "undo" any adjustments if I do it in the wrong order! This should have been done quite a few weeks ago but I've had a an alarm issue, electrical issue and battery problems holding me up :down:
Also to save making a new thread... could bad wheel alignment cause pretty heavy steering? PAS fluid is at perfect level and tires all have the correct pressures and are less than 4k miles old. I can hear the system working if I turn the wheels when stationary. There is definitely some assistance as I've driven a few manual rack cars and no how hard these can be, but compared to my last 182 and other cars I've driven, it's really very very heavy. Hopefully the pump isn't giving up as I believe this is an expensive job!
Thanks all!
Also to save making a new thread... could bad wheel alignment cause pretty heavy steering? PAS fluid is at perfect level and tires all have the correct pressures and are less than 4k miles old. I can hear the system working if I turn the wheels when stationary. There is definitely some assistance as I've driven a few manual rack cars and no how hard these can be, but compared to my last 182 and other cars I've driven, it's really very very heavy. Hopefully the pump isn't giving up as I believe this is an expensive job!
Thanks all!