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Hey Gene,
I have an inexpensive bump steer gauge I got from speedway motors,It works good I Was able to get the front bump steer very close to zero about .005" in 3" of travel .Here is a link to the instructionshttp://static.speedwaymotors.com/pdf/910-82700.pdf . Since you have to unload the springs to set the bump steer the scales and corner weight get done after your alignment and ride height is set.
John,
I've been replacing my upper control arm and playing with the alignment but before I finalize the alignment I am going to check and set the rear bump steer. It is recommended to set your bump steer so that it toes out if you can't eliminate it. Bump steer kits for c5 corvettes cost about $200.00 the front kit should work on the rear.http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ba...model/corvette
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