Issues with alignment

OK we need to start talking "numbers" instead of "worse" or better

I assume you want less positive caster? Moving the adjustments you spoke of in such a way as to move the upper ball forward makes less positive caster.

Which way you want camber? More NEG IE higher number tilting the tire IN means moving the ball "in" so BOTH adjustments need to go in to the center of the car. Since you have the rear one all the way in, is that right? Then moving the front adjuster IN will move the ball BOTH forward AND inward, giving you LESS caster and MORE NEG camber.

I've done this, it ain't my job. It can be VERY frustrating, because sometimes you get into a deal where you have to move both adjusters, and it's difficult to get them tight without moving them the wrong way. Plus, you have to jounce the suspension to re-check. I spent all of a Sat afternoon getting mine aligned. Of course I'm not as agile or strong as I used to be. And I don't have any "special bent tools" LOL to allow easy access.

Yes less positive caster. Im shooting for that 2.5-3* ideally. Yes, the rear is in, all the way towards the engine. Im also shooting towards that -.5* camber.

Now that I read how you describe the ball joint moves, it makes sense. I can actually visualize it. We also jounced the car after ever adjustment just to settle it. Your absolutely correct about it being frustrating and sadly if the shop had more time I would had played with it myself. I think it was a newer guy that has not had a lot of experience with alignment. They weren't even suppose to be open today and only did so to work on my car, but sadly that was unsuccessful! Im hoping when I bring it back on Monday that I get to work with the alignment tech, the one that actually does them.