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Get it on an alignment machine with rear heads. Have them measure the thrust angles.

I'm going to mate a newly rebuilt 360 magnum to my newly rebuilt A904...I've never checked crank to bell housing alignment, what tool or methods do you all use to do that? brian

This might be helpful https://www.forcbodiesonly.com/mopar-forum/threads/%E2%80%9868-polara-alignment-by-the-book.54184/

Sounds like you need a new alignment guy.

400 for an alignment?! wtf... :( i did my first alignment recently myself. went easy as pie with 1 tool.. i did toe in with strings and jackstands.... BTW.. if you are mechanically inclined you should put in moroso offset bushings on the upper control arms before aligning...

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With the Chevy rockers are there any issues with alignment or keeping them straight since they are a ball pivot instead of a barrel?

TMM, I didn't want to confuse the OP. That's why I suggested he find someone familiar with Mopar alignment.

I don't run them, my alignment guy does OK with the standard bushings. Next engine swap will get Firm Feel upper control arms with more positive caster.

Kitty and I met at KMart when I was their alignment man. She was the garden shop manager. I call her my blue light special.

The harsh ride in my mates car has nothing to do with wheel alignment. It is because there is much less air in the tyre to absorb road irregularities.

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So with this more aggressive alignment, you can't induce understeer if you drive too deep into a corner? If so, is it neutral (All four drift), oversteer (rears drift), or snap oversteer? You have my attention :lol:

I seem to have an alignment problem here That is a 734 10-1/2" bellhousing and a Brewer's BSB734 ball stud bracket, which should work on this 71 Duster. The engine is installed and the trans mount is installed, so I'm pretty sure those are where they should be. The engine mount brackets and...

Here is a thread of mine with some great info provided by a variety of people: Alignment at home and aftermarket UCAS too.

Ask Scott Engelhart on B Bodies. @PROSTOCKTOM Alignment machines are his business.

Took this off the dish yesterday after work, thought I was going to knock it out of alignment, wife raked up two huge piles of branches, burning on Friday for sure

Old friend of mine used to answer his shop phone by saying, “Dog track engineering!”

This is the correct answer. I’ve done the front alignment on my Duster and reset the torsion bar height after settling a few times now and what I found is 1/4 turn on torsion bar adjustment, drive around block, remeasure, repeat until you like the number. I tried that using the “jounce” method...

That's a pis poor alignment job. I wouldn't even trust there specs, notice how the before and after shows different readings for rear toe and camber? Yeah right, that didn't change in real life pal.

I can't find this mount anymore. It's like this company went out of business. Has anyone else mounted a mini denso without this bracket?

Bob's should be able to do it...............

yeah, i wanna do my own alignment.. don't wanna blow $200 on turnplates.. there are ways to make ones at home, i need to get on that.. winter is coming

I didn't not make note of the direction of the alignment,after I put the new control arms on I take it to get alignment for free but have 90 days to put new control arms in if not I have to pay for alignment

Get some straight wheels on it and find an alignment shop that is familiar with Mopars to check and align the front end.

I played with an odometer from a busted cluster and I could not get it to move correctly after. It a simple mechanical device but I'm sure it's just an alignment of a part. BUT WHAT PART!

Then it throws the pulley alignment off.

The first step is to get on an alignment machine.

...original. 318 car, 904 trans, aftermarket intake and 4 barrel carb. Car was originally an AC car & that was removed. The alternator belt alignment was put together with a rather unique use of washers & I am seeking your advice for how best to resolve. I assume this relates to a...