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Originally Posted by azn370z I just got an alignment a week ago and my rear toes are somewhere in the middle of the oem toe setting. This was with a

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Old 05-06-2010, 05:09 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I just got an alignment a week ago and my rear toes are somewhere in the middle of the oem toe setting. This was with a full tank of gas and I believe they added my weight to the car. I have no toe bolt because from my understanding from the 350z days you only need a toe kit if you're slammed.

Take a look at your alignment printout and if toe is out of spec then add the toe kit.

If you want to add the toe kit I believe you dremel the red area.

you mention only when you are slammed? my gap between tire/fender is a tight pinkie finger gap.....would you say that is slammed?
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