Just trying to figure this out so I can understand it a little better. How do you relate a toe setting that is given in degrees to one that is given in inches? The service manual gives toe as +0.15 +-0.1 degrees while most people will give toe as 1/16" or 1/8"..... My thinking is that the inches measurement can be computed using the sine of the factory setting in degrees and the radius of the rim/tire. However, this would mean that using larger or smaller rims/tires would screw things up. Can someone elaborate please. Also, would +0.15 degrees mean that the front of the wheel is pointing in or out? It is only listed as + or - as opposed to toe-in or toe-out.

Thanks,
Dave

Either use trig or look it up.

Toe in means the front of the tire is pointed in.......toe out means that the front of the tire is pointed out.....simple as that.

phil

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GTDude
25 years GM experience

Wow, awesome info! That graph is great. Cleared everything up for me. Thanks.

Later,
Dave