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Old 05-22-2014, 11:56 AM   #1
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Default Club Car DS wheel alignment

I did my homework and figured out the front end alignment. 1/4" toed in and camber at 1/8" both sides. Not hard at all, then I set steering wheel straight.

Now how do I check the rear wheel alignment? Never read anything about how to check that. The distance between the tires on the drivers side is 3/8" shorter than the passengers side between tires using squares on both. Any way to adjust?

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Old 05-22-2014, 12:14 PM   #2
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Default Re: Club Car DS wheel alignment

I don't think there's a way to adjust the rear end other than messing with the bracketry where it mounts to the rear springs. Isn't the spec for toe-in 1/8"?
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Old 05-22-2014, 07:55 PM   #3
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Default Re: Club Car DS wheel alignment

so you purposely align toed in?
Where can I find these specs? I assume there's a servce manual I can pick up someplace.
I'm new to carts, and I'm thinking my cart's front end isn't quite right.
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Old 05-22-2014, 08:13 PM   #4
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Now how do I check the rear wheel alignment? Never read anything about how to check that. The distance between the tires on the drivers side is 3/8" shorter than the passengers side between tires using squares on both. Any way to adjust?

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no adjustment for rear



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so you purposely align toed in?
Where can I find these specs? I assume there's a servce manual I can pick up someplace.
I'm new to carts, and I'm thinking my cart's front end isn't quite right.
from a 93 service manual
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from a 93 service manual
Interesting.... They can call for 3/8" toe-in all day long, but I'll never do it
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Interesting.... They can call for 3/8" toe-in all day long, but I'll never do it


as a dealer do you have any input to factory ?
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Default Re: Club Car DS wheel alignment

Here is what I based my measurements on out of my maintenance manual. I would love to hear from the forum experts CTD & Tahoe. Sometimes experience is better than manuals.

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as a dealer do you have any input to factory ?
No. Not really.
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Here is what I based my measurements on out of my maintenance manual. I would love to hear from the forum experts CTD & Tahoe. Sometimes experience is better than manuals.

Thanks,

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I always use 1/8" Toe-in. The camber adjustment procedure in the book is fine, but in my opinion the toe setting is a little excessive.
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Old 05-23-2014, 08:36 AM   #10
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seems the same as mine ...


M please do not refer to me as an expert ... tdawg is but not me ... i am just a ... well an old fart who works on carts
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