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Got alignment after installed struts

I got my 4 wheel alignment today at a great Indy after I had installed 4 Bilstein Shocks (HD Front, Sport Rear). I wasn't aware that the camber in the front was controlled by the strut mount bolts. I'm sure somewhere I read it but had forgot. When I put on the front struts I didn't weight the wheel carrier since I didn't loosen the wishbone bolt on the frame...however I think if I had, the shock mount would have not been so far off, but still if you look at this picture I probably still would have made sure the bolts went back where they were from the factory...check out out how far they moved them to get a -0.5 camber! (2000 'S')

BTW the car drives great now!


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Thanks Wayne, yup I've read almost all your articals...that's how I've been able to enjoy working on the box so much. I just found it strange that new shocks would effect the factory setup so much.
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Thanks Wayne, yup I've read almost all your articals...that's how I've been able to enjoy working on the box so much. I just found it strange that new shocks would effect the factory setup so much.
They shouldn't - something else must have changed...

-Wayne

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