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If you are looking for a full three axes car you would need to cut and straighten the frame rails up front in order for you to starter with zero caster. That would entail having the car on a jig before you cut. For me, I decided to reinforce the frame rails and seam weld the tub for extra strength, with greater focus on the rear with 5 links and coil-over shocks.
 
Sorry for the delay in updates, but the wife and I decided to head to the beach for a couple of weeks. Once I get back to the shop I'll post my updates.
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