Gadsby

Question for fellow rennlisters.

I have a 80 SC that is feathering the tires, I'm assuming this was due to the toe being incorrect??

I'm also thinking it may also be the shocks contributing? Bouncing each corner of the car probably won't tell me anything?

Drove from AZ to Chicago this past summer and the the tires started humming once I when I arrived! It was a great drive!

Thoughts?

Steve Weiner-Rennsport Systems

I would really have to see the tires for myself (or very sharp pics) to see what it going on, but in general, this is caused by toe issues.

Gadsby

Understood, it's in storage for a few more weeks, I'll post pics then.

Thanks

Wachuko

Pretty sure you saw these, but just in case:

http://www.giti.com/eN/PC/FAQdetail....092&leftmenu=2

http://www.bridgestonetire.com/tread...ad-wear-causes

Feather edge tire wear: Tires are “feathered” when the tread ribs are worn lower/smoother on one side and higher/sharper on the other. This is often caused by a combination of improper alignment settings, such as excessive toe and caster.