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[QUOTE="SAK, post: 524294, member: 984"] In a way yes, but you have to have the cams in there or the ball joint would have nothing to hold it in place. You have to keep the ALA's the same length on both sides when you are adjusting them, if you do not you will be trying to twist the axle(which will wear the 4 big bushings on the axle). After you get you caster set you may need to make some adjustments from one side to another, so this is where you would use different degree of cams to get it to where you want. I.E. more caster on the passenger side to help with the truck pulling to the left. [/QUOTE]
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