my rear tires have worn on the inside real bad.so i took it for an alignment and the tech adjusted the camber bolt all the way and it still has massive negitive camber.is there any aftermarket camber bolts that will adjust more?he asked if it had been in an accident which it had not ,well my wife did hit a chainlink fence and removed some paint but not enough damage (i think) to cause this.i do have the rear saftey bar removed for the fitment of my bumper.any help would be great ,thanks .

 

pics always help us see whats really going on i had a bad camber problem wiht my other set of rims, what suspention setup are you usign and what offset rims tires are you running.

 

my set up is all stock ,tires ,rims, shocks ,springs.

 

If you're all stock and you can't get the camber set right, then something is wrong. You or your mechanic need to figure out what that is and fix it.

 

yep.
mine was bad too.
shoulda seen my last set before the yokos
these things were not pretty...

i think it was something like +20 when it shoulda been -20 something outlandish like that.
I just had my friend put them in place for me when i got the tires balanced rotated and mounted.

think it'll cost you bout 70$ for an alignment.