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Fully adjustable camber, caster and toe?

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I’m getting conflicting information from my Chevy dealer service tech about SS alignment and wanted to see if anyone had better information about this. I brought my SS in for an alignment check at 1,500 miles last week. The dealer had just had a visit by the Hunter rep who had just updated the Hunter system software with the new SS alignment specs. I was told by the tech (who was their Corvette ‘specialist’), that on the SS, only toe was adjustable and there was nothing he could do to adjust caster or camber. I read in a recent review that camber, caster and toe were all fully adjustable. What’s the true story?
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Caster is pretty much fixed in the design of the Zeta suspension. It would require adjustment plates at the top of the struts to change caster--race level stuff. Note this listing (by CP) in another forum - caster plates and other suspension parts

There is an acceptable range to allow for production variation and to tell if there is something "wrong" with the car if caster is outside acceptable range. Camber and toe are adjustable.
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Doug, if it's not 6 degrees, what is it on your car if it's "off"? Is it outside of the 4.75 or 7.25 range?

Tolerance shows an allowed 1.25 degrees variance, range of 2.5 degrees and still will be considered acceptable, and would not expect any help from GM.

Production variance, car was dropped/tweaked in transit (there would be other indications, I would think) - hard to say if it's not on the target number of 6 degrees.
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