Understand.....camber has never been spot on.....a ride height change has now made it worse though so want to get it adjusted so I can check/adjust toe after the steering component replacements.
You don't adjust toe via the camber bolts and I can't adjust toe until camber is set.
I'm measuring camber with a camber gauge and have too much negative camber on both wheels...one is -1.5 and one is -2.....and I only need - .5
Didn't know if just a wrench on the camber bolts would be...
Not sure how all that pertains to my question...it certainly doesn't answer it.
I have the FSM and didn't find the answer to my question which is why I asked the question to the forum.
I need to adjust camber on my 70 Cuda after replacing tie rods, pitman arm and idler arm.
My question is : to adjust camber via the upper control arm camber bolts do I just need to have the front wheels off the ground or do I also need to back off the torsion bar tensioner bolts?
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