I was too chicken to go zero rear toe-in so I went for the lowest the alignment machine could read which was 0.05 degrees each side

So total toe-in is 0.10 degrees, can anyone tell me whats that in inches?

 

Are we talking front or rear?There is a conversion for dec/in./minutes but don't but know it off the top of my head.Have to research for it.

 

rear

 

I know a few people dat run 0 toe in the rear with some crazy camber but prob not stock components to acheive it.Always heard 0 rear toe =Mr.Sideways.Going to the alignment shop tomorrow see if I can get a conversion for ya,Less someone else knows.

 

(25.4" tire diameter)*sin(0.05 deg) * 2 = 0.044" total toe in

 

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or for close enuf for gub'ment work.

deg/2 = inches

 

Depends on wheel size - not tire size - because typically alignment machines hook up to the wheels.


Assuming 17" wheel

17*sin(theta) = Toe in inches

where theta = toe in degrees

 

So even if the AP1 and AP2 rear alignment had the same toe ANGLE, the listed factory toe in inches would be different?

Also, the outer diameter of a 17" wheel is more than 17". Where do you measure from? I would think the tire OD would be more consistent. But whatever, we are arguing over thousandths of inches.