DIY Front Alignment Troubles
don't forget your A body has anti-dive top arms so they are very sensitive to ride height.
full droop
not quite full bump
looking at your vehicle photos on another thread the ride height is fairly high (factory standard?) so it'll be very difficult to get a decent amount of caster. Rear ride height will also affect front caster as your measurement is the angle of the ball joints from 90 degrees vertical or a right angle to gravity. Camber will also change with ride height due to the unequal lengths of the top and bottom arms.
don't forget your A body has anti-dive top arms so they are very sensitive to ride height.
full droop
not quite full bump
looking at your vehicle photos on another thread the ride height is fairly high (factory standard?) so it'll be very difficult to get a decent amount of caster. Rear ride height will also affect front caster as your measurement is the angle of the ball joints from 90 degrees vertical or a right angle to gravity. Camber will also change with ride height due to the unequal lengths of the top and bottom arms.
