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roofinwilly

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Where did I go wrong? Rebuilt front end on bugeye. Took it all apart, derusted and painted. Put wheels on and took it off blocks. Looks like almost 10 degreees of camber. Shock lever arm and steering tie rod (and the end ) slope down toward the swivle pin. Looks as though if they sloped upward the camber would be correct. Any advice?
 
Trunnion on backwards?
 
i would agree with Trevor,

not sure if yours in the same as my midget, but if you install the top trunion backwards it looks really scary(dont ask how i know). remove the upper pin and spin the trunion around 180 and reassemble..

Good Luck
Mark
 
Just checked and you got it right as usual. Thanks guys, it had me stumped. Guess I know enough to be dangerous.
 
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