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Old 06-03-2020, 03:00 PM   #1
rustytruck50
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Trying to get a handle on camber adjustment

I noticed a couple of days after I got my '05 Sierra home, that the RF tire sits out a bit at the top. I've been watching some videos to see how to fix this. How do you know when you need the offset upper control arm bushings and special cams & bolts? Is it strictly for lowering? I did notice that at some time in the trucks past, that it had some minor damage on the rh side. Seems to drive fairly straight and the alignment guy at work said all was within specs...unfortunately not so sure about that.
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