Intermediate Alignment

What Is Covered?

In-depth principles of camber, caster, toe and thrust angle
Basic principles related to spindle leverage, center of gravity, roll center, frame angle and scrub radius
Four-wheel alignment using the OEM adjustment methods found on today’s vehicles using SLA, strut suspension systems including Twin I-Beam suspensions
Procedure used for a four-wheel alignment using aftermarket adjustment methods available for today’s vehicles using SLA, strut suspension systems including Twin I-Beam suspensions
Identify potential alignment related problems from equipment printouts using Hunter equipment
Perform alignment procedures and formulate solutions when aligning “altered suspension height” vehicles using Hunter alignment equipment
Be able to modify or create and save “specialized” alignment specifications using Hunter equipment
Influence of ride height alteration, wheel offset, weight distribution and spring rating
Influence of “stability” and “collision avoidance” systems on alignment procedures
Steering and suspension system related problems
Review specialized OEM adjustment procedures

Experienced Vehicle Service Teammates or has attended Fundamental Alignment Course

This course may be taken in combination with the Fundamental Alignment course for $875.00. ($90.00 savings).