Negative Camber and Tie Rod problem correction

I have heard or read on many post about people that run out of Tie Rod but do not remember anyone trying to correct the problem themselves. I have finally arrived to this probem and as usual put my thinking cap on. Here is what I did.

I consulted with a mechanic and the changes will be safe. As long as I never go back to the stock suspension. If I do, the tie rods may possibly be too short. Which will happen if you buy shorter tie rod kit anyway.

The process:
1. Removed outer tie rod ends.
2. Cut out about 1/4" off the tie rod. leaving about an inch of thread left.
3. Cut the tie rod bar about 1/4"

By doing this I can now do:
3.5 degrees of neg camber.
0 toe
toe out
toe in

I used an angle grinder to cut the outer tie rods.
for the Tie rod bar I used a dremel tool and this very cool attachment you see on the pictures below. The cutting wheel is spring loaded and helps save the cutting wheelp from breaking when you move at an angle by mistake. The wheel cuts very fast and does not wear easily. Thumbs up for a great product. It may work on the tie rod ends too but I had already cut them when I bought this.

Please be very careful when using these power tools! If the wheel breaks it will be very dangerous. Do not do when kids are around looking or anyone. Wear safety.