Reply to "What is the easiest way to adjust rear camber (remove shims)? ACK!"

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So if I remove the lower bushing bolts, place a floor jack under the arm where the shock mounts and jack up the whole assembly, it will rise enough to remove the forks? If so, that would be great. But just wondering how much of a pain it will be to get the bolts reinstalled. This is the place where the bolts barely go in the bushing because the frame is in the way. very tight It has to be in perfect alignment. With all the weight pushing down, dosen't sound fun.

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