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Old 04-29-2009, 09:55 PM
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Originally Posted by tangofox007 View Post
The upper control arm bushings are notorious for sagging and causing negative camber. (Meaning that the top of the tire leans inboard.)
That helps me some. I did UCAs last fall and didn't get a new alignment, the tires have worn on the outer edge now. So the last alignment was spoiled with my new UCAs and I need a new alignment (that last part I already knew...)
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