bump steer alignment

[west coast]

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

[JohnRoderick]

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

[firefighterdude1]

Hi John. I have heard several of the guys on here having good results with a gentleman named Eddie Rezac.Call Eddie Rezac at 402-443-8424 (Nebraska).He sells full kits to set your front end up with.

Steve

[B Aceves]

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.

[Eddie Rezac]

Originally Posted by firefighterdude1

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Steve

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