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Check the bushings where the ttb's mounts to the front crossmember also. If these are worn,it will drive you crazy trying to set the caster/camber. If they are worn any, even the slightest movement of the ttb will change your c/c.
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I do not know the stock degrees (it is not much) because I do not have my reference material handy. I see you only have 57 posts so instead of torturing you with a dozen more questions, I assume you need them for a lift or bigger tires (35" plus).
3 degrees are the most popular and should work for anything. These on E-Bay will go to true zero and 3.2 degrees. Price seems good.
http://motors.shop.ebay.com/_Car-Tru...fxdZ1QQ_ptasZ1
Item #110221977428
3 degrees are the most popular and should work for anything. These on E-Bay will go to true zero and 3.2 degrees. Price seems good.
http://motors.shop.ebay.com/_Car-Tru...fxdZ1QQ_ptasZ1
Item #110221977428
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