Nope!
Not here.
And neither are any publications of WHEEL ALIGNMENT SPECS.
Which is the real topic of this post. With this wonderful tool called the internet, it seems you can find out anything about anyone or anything, period - except specifications for wheel alignment of just about anything allowed on a public road.
Oh, I apologize - there's alignmentspecs.com , - but it's FEE based! WTF?
What is so secretive about wheel alignment specifiications that they appear NOWHERE on the internet? - or that you have to pay for such info?? Sharing such information freely can benefit others by showing if their car's alignment is really out of whack, and even if the shop doing their alignment has the right specs for that car in their computer.
So I guess it truly is easier to find out how to get into the gold standard, or track the President's daily whereaabouts within 100yards, than it is to get the correct range of camber for the rear-end of a '78 Silverado or the caster for a 2007 LaCrosse.
INN-credible.
-ChrisCoater