Nozzano22,
Did you shim the rear after your alignment? Let me just say that when you align a vehicle the front tires are aligned off the rears. You need to align the rear and then the front. If you changed you rear alignment then your front alignment is way off and how do you know where your rear toe is at now? When you shim the rear spindles you need to shim for camber and toe at the same time and camber has an effect on the toe angle. Maybe I just misunderstood you? LMK
