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How does a machine even measure caster? I get camber and toe, but how does a machine know what the geometry of the strut is?
 
How does a machine even measure caster? I get camber and toe, but how does a machine know what the geometry of the strut is?
You have to turn the wheel a specific number of degrees (usually 15) left and right of center. The machine measures the camber change as the wheel turns and that tells you the caster. It’s called a camber sweep.

You can do the same with the little camber gauges that you stick on the wheel and some turn plates.
 
You have to turn the wheel a specific number of degrees (usually 15) left and right of center. The machine measures the camber change as the wheel turns and that tells you the caster. It’s called a camber sweep.

You can do the same with the little camber gauges that you stick on the wheel and some turn plates.
Ah, good to know.
 

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