How to Adjust the Steering Tie Rod?

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Adjustment methods for the steering tie rod are as follows: 1. Increase the camber angle: If the vehicle experiences insufficient steering tie rod near the apex, the camber angle should be increased to enhance the front wheels' grip, or the rear toe angle should be reduced to help balance the grip between the front and rear axles and increase the front track. 2. Lower the front axle height: For rear-wheel-drive models experiencing insufficient steering tie rod when exiting a turn, lowering the front axle height can counteract this force, or increasing the damping coefficient of the shock absorbers can promote more front axle travel or compress the rear shock absorber's travel. 3. Enhance the limited-slip differential: If this occurs in front-wheel-drive models, improving the effectiveness of the limited-slip differential can also resolve this issue.