DIY Front Alignment Troubles

I started with the front adjuster all the way out and the rear all the way in. Since I had postive camber, I only adjusted the front to get -0.5* camber. At that setting I'm getting 0* caster on the left and -1.2 on the right. I did not roll the car onto the plates. I understand why I need to do that rather than lowering the car onto the plates.
I will follow autoxcuda's advice and start to adjust front and rear adjusters on the right side to try and maintain -0.5 camber and obtain positive caster. Looks like I be doing a lot of jacking and rolling to get things maximized.

I don’t like that right side number. So you started with front cam all out and rear cam all in, then just moved front cam in to get -.5 camber.... and that got you -1.2 caster.

There no adjustment left on that side for more caster. It’s maxed out.

You’ll have to go to the left side and reduce caster to get it to match the low side (right @ -1.2 caster).

So is there a pin in the turnplates you made so the plate turn on than axis point?

Like side before, they have to be free of movement in all directions.

You can put 2 pieces of thin sheet metal with grease between then allow the suspension to move out and in when you lower the car and bounce it to get it to settle.