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For when doing an alignment and you are adjusting toe when you need to bring both wheels in you should be moving both adjustment turns in the same direction. If moving the LF wheel in by moving the wrench to the front of the auto moving the RF wheel should have you move the wrench forward as well.
Though my disclaimer is it has been a long time since I did an alignment and never on a 1952 or 1954 Chevrolet truck.
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