Moog upper control offset bushings

I mean, it's not required to use them at all. But if you want to get enough positive caster for a decent alignment with a set of radial tires you'll need them in both locations.

Even using 2 eccentric bushings per side it's unlikely you'll be able to get more than +3.5° to +4° caster. Which is the most the SKOSH chart shows, although honestly I think the SKOSH chart is really conservative on caster. Personally I think you can add +1.5° to its caster recommendations across the board even for manual steering. I'd never run less than +3° even for a cruiser with radials.

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Alright, makes sense I forgot, "run as much positive camber as you can get". And if I were to also use a higher degree + or - 2 1/4 degree alignment bolt We'd be able to squeeze a little more positive camber?

PS why "radial tires". I realize next to no one is running bias ply tires anymore. Just curious.
Thanks