Critique my alignment please.

PhoRunner

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Just got my Readylift 3/2 installed and I am very please with the outcome. Love the new stance and increased clearance. Eventually I will purchase some aftermarket UCA for more adjustability but for now the stocks will have to do. I'm actually quite surprised he was able to get the caster to within spec, however its on the very low end of the acceptable range. So far it drives/tracks straight. Please take a look at my alignment and let me know what I can change. Wonder if the camber can be adjusted without affecting the caster. The alignment was done with the OEM 20" Limited wheels. 18x9 XD going on tomorrow. Will the alignment change with the new shoes? I know everyone will flame me for not getting the aftermarket UCAs in the first place but I promise its next on the agenda. Still deciding which ones to purchase with so many different options out there. Oh and not sure why he thought I had a TE LOL. Here's the photo
 

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Here's the obligatory post-lift shot. Can't wait to mount the XDs tomorrow. Just wanna thank 2011T4RLE,PopSmith, and Harper along with some other members for answering all my questions.
 

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No expert, but looks good to me. If it's tracking straight with no issues, then you should be happy.

Wonder if the camber can be adjusted without affecting the caster.

No. Anytime you adjust camber, caster will be affected.
 
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Those final specs are within range, but you will be happier with 3 or more degrees of caster. However, without adjustable UCA's you won't be able to get there without impacting camber as FERAL 4R pointed out. Camber will go too far negative causing faster tire wear.
 

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