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Robert,
I have been offered a free alignment on
a state of the art machine. All I have to
do is take it there and give them the
specs for the alignment. If you
have those or can get them it would be
great.
In that famous quote , " If all else fails READ THE MANUAL ".
All the specs the people who are doing the suspension set-up are in the suspension chapter of the workshop manual.
If there are any problems please contact me although I am going to Le Mans tomorrow. Will and Chris are both at the shop and they will help you if you get stuck.
Dear Hershal
On the top of the rear uprights in my MK-IV is a hole threaded with a set screw that holds all settings firm. Are MKI uprights similar?
Best
Jim
Jim,
That would be great if it did but
I don't see anything like that on
my uprights. All my adjustments appear to be
made by screwing the rose joint in or out.
Then they are set with a locking nut.
Linear Mode
