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Advice on adjusting toe on front wheels ?

NorwegianRT

Active member
Hi all !
My Rt has uneven tyre wear, but it is equal on the innside of both wheels, so I think there is to mutch toe out ?
I have seen a youtube video where a guy has made his own tool with some square pipes.
If I make a set of this tool and keep the steering straight forward, are there anything to worry about regarding the steering position sencor ?
Or is the job dooable without Buds ??
My local mechanic is away for two days on a work related course, so thought I would ask in here first !
 
There is a steering angle sensor that is very important. Any adjustment to alignment needs to take this sensor into consideration. If you get outside the parameters, you will create a 'Limp Home Mode'. Not much fun.

I highly recommend a laser alignment and BUDS connection to zero the SAS. You will not believe the improvement you'll find with a properly aligned front end on the Spyder.
 
There is a steering angle sensor that is very important. Any adjustment to alignment needs to take this sensor into consideration. If you get outside the parameters, you will create a 'Limp Home Mode'. Not much fun.

I highly recommend a laser alignment and BUDS connection to zero the SAS. You will not believe the improvement you'll find with a properly aligned front end on the Spyder.
Thank you @BajaRon
Very informative. I will get in contact with my local CanAm mechanic and ask if he has the needed tools for my issue. 🙏
 
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