Completing an alignment on the front of your Tacoma or 4Runner will require a series of adjustments to your front suspension. Most, if not all adjustments will be made from the lower control arms and steering tie rods.

PART 1

  • What is an alignment?
  • Why you need an alignment
  • What is Camber, Caster & Toe?

PART 2

  • How adjustments are made for an alignment
  • Cam Tab Adjusters

PART 3

  • Why is a UCA needed when lifting your Tacoma?
  • How much lift before UCA is needed?

PART 4

  • Ideal alignment setup for a lifted Tacoma

05+ Toyota Tacoma, passenger side front suspension

Cam Tab Adjusters, offset bolt assembly used to adjust the lower control arm position on the frame.

Adjusting the cam tab adjusters will push the lower control arm further away from the frame or closer.

Adjusting the cam tab adjusters will push the lower control arm further away from the frame or closer.

Adjusting the tie rods will change the toe settings.