Is there a factory camber adjustment
I have a problem, i have stance coil overs, I went to get my car aligned bringing custom alignment specs to the shop of -1.9 (F) and -1.2 (R). Well they failed....Now i have -1.6 on one side and -1.01 on the other in the front, with the rear in spec. He tells me there is no factory camber adjustment. Can anyone tell me if there is a factory camber adjustment
Originally Posted by ofl0926
from what i have read, once you lower the car you need to get camber arms for the rear. there is no way around it
you did not read my post, i have the rear arms, thats why the rear is in spec, im concerned with the front. Is there adjustment on the front
You dont want to skimp on control arms lol, weird your front is so off from one another, the lower you go front of course the more negative. Raising my car from really low and -2 on both front took me to -1.6/1.5 on both, your ride height even?
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you spent money to get a car corner balanced and you're going to skimp on a set of front a arms? Seems awfully counter productive. Not to mention, the good ones you see people using are not even all that pricey, relative to some other units on the market
Last edited by Z1 Performance; Aug 15, 2007 at 08:14 AM.
the fronts have no factory alignment, Cusco's are made to ADD negative camber, not correct it--Cusco's intent is to provide more negative camber for track use and more aggressive handling, sacrificing tire wear of course. I hear folks like the SPC fronts, though.
while the Cusco does have more negative adjustment than positive, it does offer both positive and negative adjustment - I have them on my car setup for positive adjustment
No camber adjustment for stock a-arms on Z. 0 degree of adjustment FTL...
I don't get why they don't make them adjustable from the factory. Must not cost them that much to do so.
I don't get why they don't make them adjustable from the factory. Must not cost them that much to do so.
Originally Posted by Z1 Performance
you spent money to get a car corner balanced and you're going to skimp on a set of front a arms? Seems awfully counter productive. Not to mention, the good ones you see people using are not even all that pricey, relative to some other units on the market
I personally like, and use and recommend the Cusco ones. Had em on my car for a couple years now and have worked out great for me. Currently backordered but coming back in end of this month
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