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Started by Alfatango, January 06, 2021, 04:42:44 PM

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Alfatango

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afelice001

I'd check out the alfaowner forum. I'm fairly certain this has been discussed at length  :)

Colin Edwards

Hi Alfatango,

Where are you located?

If a front drive shaft was replaced and the front toe setting now has "toe-in" or "zero-toe" the car will feel less "pointy" and lack initial turn in response.
Front end should have a bit of toe out to manage camber thrust.  Excessive toe out will wear the inside edges of your tyres.   
Is the car a Ti?
Present
2023 Tonale Veloce
2018 Abarth 124 Spider
1987 75 3.0

Past
2020 Giulietta Veloce
2015 Giulietta QV
2009 159 3.2 Ti Q4
2012 Giulietta TCT Veloce
2006 147 Ti 2 door Selespeed
1979 Alfasud Ti 1.5

Colin Edwards

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Looks like you had 60 toe out intitially and they have now set it to 30 toe in?
If this is the case, the toe in explains the lack of initial turn in.

Mauceri Motors in Clayton has an on-site laser aligner.
Present
2023 Tonale Veloce
2018 Abarth 124 Spider
1987 75 3.0

Past
2020 Giulietta Veloce
2015 Giulietta QV
2009 159 3.2 Ti Q4
2012 Giulietta TCT Veloce
2006 147 Ti 2 door Selespeed
1979 Alfasud Ti 1.5