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<blockquote data-quote="todd4566" data-source="post: 6066100" data-attributes="member: 31317"><p>I'll assume you installed the plates correctly, so I'll leave that alone. How low is your car?.. my car isn't too low, but I had a little trouble getting my camber into spec. Because of Ford's production tolerances, some cars take more work than others to allign into spec. Your best bet at this point may be to install some camber bolts on your struts. With some camber bolts, you should be able to remove another full degree of negative camber. Lastly, have you what are your caster specs? Variances in caster from side to side can also cause a 'pulling' condition.</p><p></p><p>*NM, just saw the pic. The red is a result of out-of-spec caster, but that doesn't mean it isn't 'okay.' Ford's recommended caster on these cars is 3.5, but running 4.0+ merits some handling improvements. Leave that alone. Your overall camber isn't <em>that </em>bad either. If you hit turns aggressively around town (as I do on occasion), those settings might even prolong your front tires. LOL.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="todd4566, post: 6066100, member: 31317"] I'll assume you installed the plates correctly, so I'll leave that alone. How low is your car?.. my car isn't too low, but I had a little trouble getting my camber into spec. Because of Ford's production tolerances, some cars take more work than others to allign into spec. Your best bet at this point may be to install some camber bolts on your struts. With some camber bolts, you should be able to remove another full degree of negative camber. Lastly, have you what are your caster specs? Variances in caster from side to side can also cause a 'pulling' condition. *NM, just saw the pic. The red is a result of out-of-spec caster, but that doesn't mean it isn't 'okay.' Ford's recommended caster on these cars is 3.5, but running 4.0+ merits some handling improvements. Leave that alone. Your overall camber isn't [I]that [/I]bad either. If you hit turns aggressively around town (as I do on occasion), those settings might even prolong your front tires. LOL. [/QUOTE]
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