ALignment spec question

[bn6339]

Hello all,

I have a quick question regarding adjustable bushings and the specs necessary for proper alignment. I recently took my 1994 Ranger 2wd Splash in for an alignment, and these specs came back:

Left: Camber: -2.1 deg
Caster: 5.6 deg
Toe: 0.01 deg
SAI:11.4 deg
Inc. Angle: 9.4 deg

Right: Camber: -2.5 deg
Caster: 6.0 deg
Toe: 0.00 deg
SAI: 11.6
Inc Angle: 9.0 deg

Cross Camber: 0.5 deg
Cross Caster: -0.3 deg
Cross SAI: -0.1 deg
Total Toe -0.01 deg

I replaced all the ball joints and rubber bushings a couple years ago, and I am now trying to finish my truck so I can actually drive it. I also replaced the beams so I could swap everything across and minimize the downtime, and I do not immediately recall what the original bushing specs were....
May I use the dual-axis bushings Napa sells or do I have a larger issue? These bushings show a 4 deg range positive or negative, but when I looked in the chart provided with the bushings it said do not adjust beyond -2 deg...just need to verify if I should use these....thanks!

Bret S Gray
BN6339

 

[adsm08]

Don't dick with the dual axis bushings. They are almost impossible to use properly.

It' much better to get a fully-adjustable 0-4 slug and just spin it around until you hit the best spot you can find. Unless something is really wrong you can get everything acceptable, if not spot-on perfect for a lot less effort.

 

[bn6339]

Don't dick with the dual axis bushings. They are almost impossible to use properly.

It' much better to get a fully-adjustable 0-4 slug and just spin it around until you hit the best spot you can find. Unless something is really wrong you can get everything acceptable, if not spot-on perfect for a lot less effort.

Which bushing do you suggest? Im a little confused now....I bought the Napa 264-3950's....

 

[adsm08]

Ncp 2641992

That will bring your camber to zero on both sides.

 

[bn6339]

Ncp 2641992

That will bring your camber to zero on both sides.

Thank you very much, will grab those tomorrow, appreciate the feedback and help