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edmguru (Guest)

General wisdom is take all thhe castor you can get, usually 3 to 5 degrees depending on the year. The rest is sort of dependent on how you use the car. For general street-ability, Camber works out to be about 1 degree negative and toe in at 1/16 th inch on the front and 1/16 th inch on the rear. Remember that if viewed from the rear of the car, the rears will be in a tow out state. I think I got that right.Some one else may have a different spec.

2/9/0711:37 AM

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