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Got it thanks that helps. I have a front end alignment at a shop in a couple days and knowing a bunch more helps me understand the read out.
Get the right hieght specs and measurement locations copied from a FSM for the year and model. Its rare for a shop to have those.
If they go by the original Caster and Camber, those were for high crowned roads and bias-ply or cross ply tires. If your roads are fairly flat, have them set both sides the same.
Tell 'em its a power steering car (even if it isn't) as those originally got more caster.