3" drop Negative Camber correction

[LEMONADE]

Apparently the search function is not working. Everytime I try to search I get sent to a broken link. So sorry for the post that has probably been answered a million times....


I installed 3" drop springs on the front of my truck. Now it has a pretty good negative camber. I took it to a local alignment shop, he took one look at it and said I needed longer upper control arms. Don't think I agree with this. Anyone else run into this issue and if so how did you fix it?

Most of the time a set of cam bolts can be used to correct negative camber on such a mild drop. If I am right, who makes them and where can I get them?

 

[doorgunner]

Apparently the search function is not working. Everytime I try to search I get sent to a broken link. So sorry for the post that has probably been answered a million times....try the TECH LIBRARY at the top of the page.


I installed 3" drop springs on the front of my truck. Now it has a pretty good negative camber. I took it to a local alignment shop, he took one look at it and said I needed longer upper control arms. Don't think I agree with this. Anyone else run into this issue and if so how did you fix it? hew eccentric bushings work in older vehicles

Most of the time a set of cam bolts can be used to correct negative camber on such a mild drop. If I am right, who makes them and where can I get them?

NAPA, among other places...$60 for the adjustable set....$30 for the non-adjustable set...the alignment shop just cranks the adjustable ones in to get the alignment of camber/caster correct.