Yes they will! We offer our Precision Hub Stands in a variety of bolt patterns. Feel free to reach out to us on our website @ www.CSMPerformance.com or email - Colton@CSMPerformance.com
oh ok, but when you modify the front toe, you are not changing the reference points with which you've set the back toe? I mean you're moving the ruler with which you've configured the back toe. I don't know if I make myself understood. I hope you can help me haha@@csmperformance
@fransanchez4157 That is correct however Toe is typically a very small angle (normally less than 1 degree) which equates to a negligible inboard/outboard movement that does not impact the alignment. In essence, yes it does move it technically. In actually it won't have an impact because it such a small, infinitesimal amount.
Will those stands work for a 5 bolt wheel?
Yes they will! We offer our Precision Hub Stands in a variety of bolt patterns. Feel free to reach out to us on our website @ www.CSMPerformance.com or email - Colton@CSMPerformance.com
Do toe alignment lasers point at each other?
Yes they do. The rear modules point at the front and the front modules point at the rear.
oh ok, but when you modify the front toe, you are not changing the reference points with which you've set the back toe? I mean you're moving the ruler with which you've configured the back toe. I don't know if I make myself understood. I hope you can help me haha@@csmperformance
@fransanchez4157 That is correct however Toe is typically a very small angle (normally less than 1 degree) which equates to a negligible inboard/outboard movement that does not impact the alignment. In essence, yes it does move it technically. In actually it won't have an impact because it such a small, infinitesimal amount.
@@csmperformance Ahh ok, now I understand. Thank you very much for your prompt response!