Recent content by drew_351

Doesn't "DFW" stand for drivers front wheel? I am confused then when you say for a right side dfw? If I understand the 15 degrees correctly, it is higher degree turn because of the positive cant...I am assuming the 15 degrees ends up being more like a 6 degree steer but sounds larger because...

I appreciate what John has offered and I plan to buy the block and test with it. But I also hope to experiment with my son to try and see what we can attempt ourselves. Just was trying to figure out some approx to start around based on others success. Figuring out that steer degree will be...

Thanks for the response! This is a huge help. Any suggestion on what degree angle the positive cant would be on the DFW? Per the rules I need to follow, I can't bend the front axle so having the slot in the head of the axle to twist will not do much (unless I can find a naturally bent...

So many posts about alignment and revolve around my question, but since many are old I thought I would start my own. Per what I am reading, it sounds like the rear wheels should be canted upward (top closer to car than the bottom) at about a 3 degree angle. For a 3 wheel rail rider car, people...