My only concern when I see these type of posts, is what type of system was used. You have to establish the true centerline of the chassis to determine the proper alignment. Its not difficult but takes a proper method when stringing a car. When used properly, you can:
1) set caster lead or trail
2) set tie rod lengths
3) align rear tires with front (parallel)
4) align rearend side to side
5) align birdcages
I was fortunate to have an engineer pass this down many years ago. It takes very little $$ to do it, but takes a fair amount of time to do it right to obtain precise measurements.
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