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Check the axle slots for alignment
Place the tool flat on the bottom of your car.
Make sure the ruled edge is flush with one side and that both
ends of the axle slot line up with the #1 line on the tool.
Repeat with the second axle. If they do not line up, use a
small file to align the slots or use another block. |
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Clearance between wheel and car body
Install axles and wheels according to kit instructions.
Place the wheel clearance notch #2 between the car body and
each wheel. Wheels should fit tightly against the tool. Set
your car on a flat surface and be sure all four wheels are
touching the surface and rotate when the car is rolled back
and forth (unless you want one wheel to be raised). Adjust
the depth of the axles or sand sides of block if necessary. |

Preventing Chamber
Set car on a flat surface. Hold the tool perpendicular to
the wheel and surface. Axles should be parallel to the surface
and the wheels 90° to the surface and axles. Adjust if
necessary. Repeat for the other wheels.
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Toeing in or out
Lay the tool flat on the bottom of the car.
Push the ruled edge against the front and rear wheels on one
side. Be sure that the rums of both wheels touch the ruled
edge at all possible points. Holding the tool in place, pull
the opposite set
of wheels away from the car body and then be sure that they line
up on the same lines of #4. |
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Length
Lay the ruled edge of the tool lengthwise in
the middle of the car. Length of the car must not exceed 7". |
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Width
Lay the ruled edge of the tool widthwise on the widest part
of the car, including the wheels.
Width must not exceed 2 3/4". |

Clearance
Place the car on a flat surface. Slide the extended end #7
under the car. All points of the car must clear the tool.
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