its not the differential, its most likely worn bushings in the rear strut rods.. like toobroke said, there is some adjustment on the cams but not much.. if your bushings are bad,...for just a few bucks more, I would replace the rods with the aftermarket adjustable ones ..much better
negative camber question
My '76 has a noticable negative camber on rear passenger side. The driver side wheel is straight but pass side wheel is not. The strut rods are stock and aren't bent. What part should I be looking at to cause this? The car from the rear has a slight lean to that side also...I hate leaning cars...grrr.
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