no damage to the axles or anything? driving straight after the alignment?

 

Drives pretty straight now. It may have a very very small drift to the left, but that may just be the road. I'll have to put more miles on to see how close it was to before.

Also, I've been driving my 91 Vette around which rides much more rough than the Evo, so when I get in the Evo, it just feels like it's 100x better. Not to mention, I had installed my Blox front engine roll stopper which made my shifting feel much more crisp and responsive. I'll throw up some more pictures when I have time (working this weekend).

 

I meant to post this yesterday. Here's the alignment numbers from last year and yesterday at the same shop near my house. I'm not sure how much tire wear had to do with the results because since last year, I've put on ~2000 miles with no rotation. Both front wheels right now are from the right side of the car. Should I be worried about the front left camber at this point?

*Also, my rear wheels are my cousin's OZ's, so I think that's why the camber is off.