Mopar LCA Length Differences?

PST makes a corrective UCA. basically the adjuster cam seats get hogged out over the years, and you cannot make enough correction to get proper alignment.

the aftermarket part puts her back where she belongs.

http://www.moparmusclemagazine.com/...ive_camber_alignment_corrective_control_arms/

PST is a vendor here and occasionally puts up discount codes, and you get 10% off for just being a member here:

http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=172665

Luckly that's not the case with this one, the slots were un worn, only had 50K on the OD as well, family owned car.

E/B-bodies have about 1/2" shorter LCA's. If you look closely at all yours they should be stamped VL for the A-bodies ones. IIRC, the B/E body ones will be stamped WR ??



E/B-bodies have longer strut rods. Measure yours flange to flange against some others your have or installed on A-bodies.

Just get some Moog 7103 offset rubber bushing and install them.

Also, I don't know how good your alignment guy is. Some are lazy and not very knowledable, so when they get a car that is way out of adjustment like a just assembled car, they freak out.[/QUOTE]

I will check on the LCA's, I recall looking at those markings I just don't remember what they were.

We have a good alignment guy, Gary has been doing it a long time and always takes good car of all our stuff. Used to Race a lot back when and align his own stuff.

Are you sure the K-frame isn't broken out?

A Little more specific? Something like check to see if your pivot pins holes are wobbled out. And no the K member is fine, no cracks, nothing is loose, just the alignment is off