how can i get more negative camber?
Jan 12, 2008, 12:46 PM
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how can i get more negative camber?
how can i get more negative camber in the rear of my car? an 04 RA. ive moved the entire rear suspension to the max by redrilling and all is there another suspension such as an outlander or evo rear that has a lil more travel?
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Jan 12, 2008, 12:52 PM
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damn man. have you tried the camber adjustment bolts in the rear? not sure how that's gonna help you if you've already moved the suspension itself and it's not enough
Jan 12, 2008, 01:18 PM
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casue i moved the swing arm that runs from front of the car to rear and conects to the rear hub assembly and that helped then the camber arm that keeps pivots connectinon to the swing arm i moved it back bout an inch to give more but it seems the componts just wont move any more
Jan 12, 2008, 05:10 PM
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casue i moved the swing arm that runs from front of the car to rear and conects to the rear hub assembly and that helped then the camber arm that keeps pivots connectinon to the swing arm i moved it back bout an inch to give more but it seems the componts just wont move any more
Jan 12, 2008, 10:48 PM
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You should watch out with what you are doing. Changing the geomatry of the suspension can actually make or brake whatever you are doing. You may get more negative camber but if the component that you moved doesn't move/function in the lengths/standards that it should you can actually have less suspension response and/or worse cornering ability. So you have only done this to the rear of the car so far? I don't remember exactly what our camber degree is but do not go in excess of -4 degrees. Are you racing the car??? I can ask more whenever you get the chance to answer....
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Jan 14, 2008, 07:56 AM
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when you say the components won't move anymore, are they just out of the point where they can be adjusted or is something physically in the way preventing you from moving them anymore. if there is nothing in the way, meaning you have moved so far there isn't anywhere else to bolt anything to, maybe you can add some material to make your pieces longer
gotta do some major welding for that though.
gotta do some major welding for that though.
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why do you say poor car? i mean its to my likeing not yours if you dont like it ok i can understand that it is not your cup of tea but hey man im not bashing anything your doing with your ride so please show the same respect