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My left front measured out at just under 2 degrees positive camber. After reading up on all of the pertinent posts, I pulled the stock bushing. It was a zero degree non-adjustable of course. Before running up to the parts store to pick up a 1.75 degree correction bushing, I cleaned up the bush and smeared a light film of antiseize and reinstalled it. I drove it in with a few whacks of a 2 pounder and a large socket and tightened down the pinch bolt/collar. I reinstalled the wheel and drove it around and parked it in the same spot where I measured the camber before. This time it measured just a hair over zero degrees positive. 
Fellas....what did I do to come up with this outcome? Perhaps I drove the bushing in further than when I took it out? Your thoughts are most welcomed of course and thanks much!!!
Fellas....what did I do to come up with this outcome? Perhaps I drove the bushing in further than when I took it out? Your thoughts are most welcomed of course and thanks much!!!
