Caster & Camber VS Height

What alignment specs were they using? Usually if it's lowered and they can't get it in spec it means they're using the stock specs, which are incorrect for radials. You want something more like the skosh chart posted above, say -.5* camber, +3 caster and around 1/8 to 1/16 toe in.

You still may need to install a set of offset UCA bushings though to get both the camber and caster to those specs. Plus, if you lower the car a bunch you'll need larger torsion bars to keep from bottoming the suspension. Most of the stock torsion bars can barely do that at the stock ride height.
They were using the stock specs, so that would explain it.
My plan is to flip the drum brakes for discs down the road but I have an engine/tranny re-build that I want to do first. When I change over to discs perhaps I will look at larger torsion bars and an alignment tech that knows what the hell he is doing.

Any cheap/easy ideas on how to get the back end up an inch or two to level it out in the mean time?