[Tyson Schmidt]

I didn’t read all the replies so I don’t know if this was mentioned yet.

But very often the toe eccentric will foul the camber range of adjustment. To avoid this, you can remove the toe eccentric, set the camber, the reinstall the toe eccentric and set toe.

What happens is the toe eccentric can be facing upward or downwards. If it’s upwards, you can get max negative camber adjustment range. If it’s facing downward, you can get the most upright camber settings.


I’ve seen a lot of techs blame a bent arm on this issue. May not be the problem in yours but it’s worth trying.