"70 alignment specs.

[flyinlow]

Getting the son's '70 front end back together. All new Moog ball joints and offset UCA bushings.  Addco 1 1/8 swaybar, 246/60-15 on 8" rims front , 275/60-15 on 9" rims back, Mopar XHD leafs. Put A body spindles on it already when we switched to front disks  Front end hight will probably be set slightly lower than stock.  What alignments specs would you recomend  for a street car ?  Does have PS.  Do you put grease on the alighnment cams where they ride against the frame?

[HPP]

Assuming radials and not bias plys, as much positive caster as possible, up to 5*, while balanced against zero to -.5* negative camber. Total toe in of .0625 inches, not degrees. No need to grease the cams.

[flyinlow]

Yes , basic BFG Radials. We have a lot of two lane road driving with crowned roads, do you do any left/right changes to track on a crowned road?

Thanks

[HPP]

Generally I set mine up so they are equal so I have consistent response right to left. Yes, this may lead to some drift on highly crowned roads that requires a bit more steering angle. You can add a bit more caster to the left side or a bit less to the right side to offset the crown pull if you spend a lot of time on these types of roads.

[rt green]

cars will pull to the side that has the most camber -or- the least caster. if one side has one of these, dial in the other side with the other to cancel it out.hope this helps.