Check out this article on how to perform your own front-end alignment on your classic 1965 to 1979 Ford Mustang, from Mustang Monthly Magazine.

From ’67-’73, adjusting the strut rod fore or aft moves the lower control arm forward or back to change caster angle. The Mustang II has caster adjustment on the upper control arm via ...

Alignment SettingsAccording to Jim Sleeper, owner of Sleeper Suspension Development, daily street-driven cars should have the camber on the driver side set at zero.

Wheel alignment is an exact science, but a one-size-fits-all exact science. Camber, caster, and toe can't be changed once the technicians have finished their ...

Having the right corrective control arms is essential to maintaining positive camber alignment. Click here for more details or check out the October 2012 issue of Mopar Muscle Magazine.