Alignment tool suggestions
You need some sort of alignment rack as the wheels have to be on the car. If you take the wheels on and off to make adjustments, it will take a long time. I don't think you can get to the tie rod ends and control arms to make these adjustments. If you do this, make sure you roll the car 7 feet in each direction as the car may not settle the same each time you take the wheels on and off. The ground has to be perfectly flat and level. I think you are better off having this done on a professional alignment rack. These things cost about 25 maybe 30 grand. It will save you the headache and you will be guaranteed a good alignment providing the person who is doing this is a good alignment tech. A good alignment is about 80 bucks. If you think about it, the tools you would use to measure toe and camber would exceed the cost of a good alignment. I did not mention when you adjust camber, the castor could be affected as well.
Good luck, later
Good luck, later
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