Camber is WAY off, which kit?

[jluv]

I lowered my '04 XLS over a year ago with Belltech springs, and from settling/being worn in and with the extra weight from my system and whatnot the truck sits 3-4" below stock. It looks great! The problem is that my camber is WAY off all the way around. I paid over $200 a while back for an alignment and they really only fixed the toe in and adjusted the camber as much as they could. It has chewed up one set of 22" tires already, so when I get the new set I want to fix the alignment problem. I did a search and read through some other threads, and I see the Ingalls kit recommended. It doesn't sound like the Ingalls kit is going to adjust mine near enough though. Is there another kit? Can two or more kits be used together to get more adjustment? Any info, links, etc will be greatly appreciated.

 

[asimp]

Just go with the ignalls (sp?) kit. It worked fine for me

 

[jluv]

Just go with the ignalls (sp?) kit. It worked fine for me

That's awesome that they worked for you. Unfortunately, using them alone will still leave me with a lot of negative camber. I wonder if they can be used in conjunction with a different style kit to get the sum of the adjustments?

 

[asimp]

They also make adjustable ones.....a local shop should be able to get them for you

 

[jluv]

They also make adjustable ones.....a local shop should be able to get them for you

Believe it or not, most of the shops I've called in my area don't want to touch it. I had several people recommend a place called Dallas Frame and Alignment and I spoke to them about it. They said they can do some custom fabrication and get it exactly where I want it, so that's pretty cool. They apparently work on a lot of slammed and lifted vehicles.

I also got a quote for a full air ride setup for $3500. So tempting....