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Old 06-02-2013, 11:12 AM   #1
BigRed76
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Anyone know their alignment angles?

I'm just curious what guys are running their alignment angles at on their trucks. I just lowered mine yesterday, and the alignment specs called for 0.25* camber on both sides, 0.38* total toe, and the machine didn't give me a caster spec. I didn't like either of those specs, but right now mine is set at -1.1* camber left & -1.2* camber right, 2.7* caster left & 3.3* caster right, and 0.16* total toe. The only thing I adjusted after the drop was total toe. I figured I'm getting new tires soon so I might as well run those camber numbers and see how it does, if it doesn't work out then I'll change camber when I get new tires.
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