alignments in NJ

[nuttyprofessor]

just finished rebuilding the front end of my camaro and need to get it aligned. I am going to need 2 things:
1) Decent alignment setting to make the car handle awesome ( i was think -0.5 camber, -3.5 caster, and 0.0 toe)
2) decent alignment shop in central NJ that will do the alignment to my specs and will do a good job. (most jersey shops I have seen look like they just hired people who should have kept their jobs as grocery baggers)

[Stevenix]

just finished rebuilding the front end of my camaro and need to get it aligned. I am going to need 2 things:
1) Decent alignment setting to make the car handle awesome ( i was think -0.5 camber, -3.5 caster, and 0.0 toe)
2) decent alignment shop in central NJ that will do the alignment to my specs and will do a good job. (most jersey shops I have seen look like they just hired people who should have kept their jobs as grocery baggers)

You should probably have positive Caster. It gives the outside wheel a little more negative camber when going around corners, and also helps straighten out the wheels when coming out of a turn. 3 to 5 degrees of positive caster should be about right. Everything else sounds fine for the street.

Find a shop that specializes in tuning cars, rather than selling tires.

Steve Nix