bump steer alignment
 

Anyone know a place that can properly bump steer align a first gen Camaro in the Southern California area?

Many thanks,
John

Re: bump steer alignment
 

John,
You will need to seek a shop that will take the time and effort to resolve bumpsteer issues. In most cases, it is necessary to move the steering box (and idler arm) mounting positions OR the tie rod end attachments on the steering arms in order to aleviate bumpsteer. Many alignment shops just aren't interested in putting a lot of time and effort into correcting bumpsteer, at least that has been my experience.
Might be just as easy and effective to work on the bumpsteer issue yourself. I would recommend Dave Morgan's "Doorslammers" book as a good starting point for this project.

Re: bump steer alignment
 

You will want to find a circle track guy that know your type of car, they do this stuff all the time.

Re: bump steer alignment
 

Thanks for the responses.

If I do it myself, does anyone have suggestions on gauges that measure castor, camber and bump steer? I searched the web and there seems to be a few options, so any suggestions that would help me decide what I need to purchase would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again

Re: bump steer alignment
 

Re: bump steer alignment
 

Why dont you try to get in touch with Phil and Tony Mandella at PMR race cars they are located in So Cal and I know they can do suspension work ......lol Bob.

Re: bump steer alignment
 

I thank everyone for spreading the word on my front end kit, it is the only way that I advertise. I only do these kits for the early Chevy II,[1962-1967]. There are so many people racing the Camero, that it should not be a problem to find someone to help. Just keep asking others with your type of car. Thank you all, Eddie Rezac