Can the toe in be adjusted on the rear wheels? I replaced all the bushings and installed the boxed trailing arm stiffeners. I put everything back in and while I was underneath the car I noticed that the wheels are pointing towards the outside and the passenger side is the worst one, it actually is touching the inner fenderwell. Good thing I didnt try to move the car from where its at. It would tear up the new tire. How can I adjust the toe in on the rear wheels? Here is a picture of the wheel on the outside, you can see it is not straight.

Here is the picture of the inside where its rubbing.

The trailing arm is held in by the mount on the sheet metal towards the middle of the car) and the other end is held in by a mount that has 3 bolts that bolt to the body. Losen these 3 bolts and move the tire/ trailing arm around. Then when it's in the spot you like then tighten the bolt. then go get an alignment.