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Old 01-30-2012, 04:49 PM   #148
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Re: 2WD C10 Modern/Performance Alignments

Ok, to start with the rear. Like we talked about in your thread, I don't think you have much to worry about. Unless you find out whats causing it you'll have to live with it.
As far as the front goes, without making mods to the front end my only concern is the caster on the passenger side (0.04) and the toe specs.
Are these baseline settings with all the shims removed? If you try to make passenger caster more positve you make that camber more positive too...no good. Is the suspension nice and tight (ball joints, cross shafts)? You have got to get the initial caster closer to matching your dr's side before any shimming can begin. My thought is that you may end up machining the lower cross shafts to gain more positive camber by drilling the dr's at 3/4" cl and the pass at 1" cl to compensate for the current alignment but I would definately check to make sure you wont be covering up a real problem.
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