Reply to "How to align front end?"

panteradougMember

Those are about the specs yes.
It depends on the wheels and tires you are running.
1/2 degree negative camber in the front is all you want for a street car.
Toe yes about 1/16 to 1/8 in, in front.
Rear should be the same. toe out in the rear will make the rear steer. You don't want that.
If you are running wide, low profile tires in front you are going to be looking for as much camber as you can get to reduce the dartiness and to gain high speed stabilaty.
The trade off is that you will wish you had power steering. If you don't you better start working out.

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