A component designed to adjust the angle of the wheels relative to the vertical axis of an Acura TL. This modification addresses situations where the factory alignment specifications cannot be achieved, often due to suspension modifications or wear and tear. An example application is correcting excessive negative lean after lowering the vehicle’s ride height.
Maintaining proper wheel alignment is crucial for optimal tire wear, handling characteristics, and overall vehicle safety. Deviations from factory alignment specifications can lead to premature tire degradation, reduced fuel efficiency, and compromised driving stability. Using such a system offers a method to restore alignment within the desired parameters, enhancing vehicle performance and extending tire lifespan. Its development stems from the need to fine-tune suspension geometry beyond the limitations of stock components.
