alignment specs for lift?

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Charlie207

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Are there better alignment specs, vs. OEM specs., for vehicles with (small) lifts? I'm running the Bilstein 5100s on the highest setting. I did get an alignment recently after replacing some front-end parts, and it drives straight, but feels more twitchy than in the past.
 
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I swear there was a post from within the past year (I've tried searching high & low) that had some alternate alignment specs. for GMT900s that had been lifted, and it included pics.
 

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I swear there was a post from within the past year (I've tried searching high & low) that had some alternate alignment specs. for GMT900s that had been lifted, and it included pics.
Contact " FARMBOY Custom Co." in West Palm Beach. (561) 795-2165. Chris will answer the phone.
( I get my work done there... they know their stuff)
 

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Contact " FARMBOY Custom Co." in West Palm Beach. (561) 795-2165. Chris will answer the phone.
( I get my work done there... they know their stuff)

I just have the 1.75-2" lift via Bilsteins, not some crazy 8" mall-crawler build. Would his info still be applicable?
 

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@Charlie207 That isn't a crazy amount so any shop should be able to do it. All they need to do is run the factory spec which just specifies what angles the tires should be contacting the road
 

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