Alignment question

Originally Posted by Yutnaka I finally had an alignment done and I am looking for some opinion. I know i need rear camber arms, but the fronts look funny. Front

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04-14-2014, 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Yutnaka

I finally had an alignment done and I am looking for some opinion. I know i need rear camber arms, but the fronts look funny.

Front left camber: 1.4
Front right camber: 2.1

Could camber be that much off from side to side? Or should i get a second opinion before i get the front cambers arms installed too.

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Any help would be great!

Stock upper control arms? If so are you sure nothing is bent or badly worn? Seems pretty far out if it still stock. Have you lowered it?

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