Suspension & Steering (A4)Pregunta 41 de 120
The included angle in an alignment is the sum of:
a.Camber and steering axis inclination (SAI)
b.Caster and toe
c.Toe and camber
d.Caster and SAI
Explicación
Included angle equals camber plus SAI and is useful for detecting bent spindles or struts, since SAI is built in and not adjustable. If included angle differs side to side, a component is likely bent. It is a diagnostic angle rather than an adjustable one.
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