B-G Racing Chassis Alignment String Lines - Universal Fitment

The primary benefit is achieving highly accurate wheel alignment measurements, particularly for toe settings, by providing a consistent and parallel reference line.

No, the kit is designed for straightforward setup with included components. Basic hand strength is needed to tension strings and mount frames.

The kit is designed for universal fitment, intended for most passenger cars and light trucks. Some larger vehicles or those with unique suspension designs might require adaptation.

The strings should be tensioned firmly enough to be straight and not sag, but not so tight that they distort the frame or mounting points. Consistent tension is key.

String line systems are a more basic, manual method that relies on precise measurement between strings and wheels. Laser systems use electronic sensors for automated readings. String lines are often more affordable and require no power.

Alignment should be checked after significant suspension work, hitting road debris, or if you notice uneven tire wear or pulling to one side. Regular checks, especially for performance vehicles, are recommended.

The kit includes front/rear adjustable frames, hooking arms, string bars, and strings.

Adjust the position of the front and rear frames. Ensure the hooking arms are securely attached and the frames are level.

Review the vehicle's suspension geometry. Utilize alternative mounting points if necessary or consider using additional support if the standard hooking arms are not sufficient.

Ensure strings are adequately tensioned and free from slack. Verify that frames have not shifted during measurement. Check for any obstructions or tire deformation.

Try different mounting points on the suspension or frame. Ensure the arms are clean and free of debris that might prevent a solid grip.