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Originally Posted by synolimit 100% true. Adjusting the rear can make your steering wheel turn sideways. It's the thrust angle I believe. If your rear tracks one way you have
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![]() When I installed my rear camber arms, my steering wheel was at 2 o'clock until I got to the alignment shop. I didn't touch the front... I have had alignments done at a race shop and Sears. They both did the back adjustments first, then they adjust the front toe.
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