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Something is bent or worn. Adjustable ball joints might help, but you should really figure out what is wrong before you try to mask the real problem. The adjustable ball joint have limited correction and as already stated will change camber. I assume you are eye balling your problem now. The best thing to do is take it an alignment shop and have them measure your angles and get an idea of where your problem really is.
How can an axle sag? I should say that I know HOW it could sag but considering the location of the point loads and the material properties, it does not seem probable.
From beating on it mainly.
Originally Posted by tweeker909
Caster adjustments will affect the camber. Get alignment done.
Dont think so. When you turn the cam bolt it twist's/push/pulls the lower half of the axle. THIS DOES AFFECT THE CAMBER.
In such a minuscule amount it's not worth mentioning/arguing about. Certainly not even close to the degree the OP is referring to, when it is as visible to the naked eye as described.
Not to thread jack, but I just had an alignment done the other day. What should the camber be even thought it is non adjustable? Both of my sides are "-0.1 degrees"
