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Old 12-06-07, 03:36 PM
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I would be wary of assessing alignment based on the position of the wheel/tire, as any irregularity in the axle or dropout could cause the wheel to not sit properly. Having a shop check alignment with an alignment table or (more likely) a ***-2 is a better route. If it is a steel rear triangle, the alignment is easily fixed with a little leverage.
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