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Old Dec 17, 2010, 05:24 AM
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picture of maximum neg camber
Does anyone have a picture of a evo that has stock suspention with the camber at maximum camber? Ill be doing autocross and ill be in BS class, just wondering what maximun neg ative camber looks like! Thanks!
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Old Dec 17, 2010, 05:25 AM
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Looks like? The actual number is far more important. The most I was able to get without camber plates was -2.4 to -2.6 range on my Swifts and the -2 camber bolt selection.
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I know the number is around -2. Just wontdering what I looks like exactally!
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Very odd request. You gonna eyeball adjust it or something?

Here is -2.3 with camber plates

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No I'm not going to eyeball it. I'm going to just max it out. I had a mental picture of a evo with -4. Camber and just wanted to see what -2. Looked like! Thanks!
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Its about _ much. Really though. Not extremely noticeable. -4 on the other hand is.
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What does max even mean?

Here's -8 degrees with custom hardware, but nobody would actually run that much...

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Sweet mother of mercy.
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My god! Talk about removing straight line contact patch lol
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My god! Talk about removing straight line contact patch lol
Yeah, but it's not like anybody would actually set it that way on purpose. I figured if this thread was going to get silly, I would take it all the way to ridiculous.

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i have max negative camber temporarily. new wheels were to wide for my drop so it was the only way i could get away without rubbing. going back to around -1.5 or -2 on sunday when i lift the rear some more
ill go take a pic of it in a sec

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Yeah, but it's not like anybody would actually set it that way on purpose. I figured if this thread was going to get silly, I would take it all the way to ridiculous.

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Here's +90....

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