Need general Suggestions on getting minimum camber wear
Well i just spent 800.00 on tires pretty much. And my car is lowered on coilovers and i want to now what i need to do to make my tires last aslong as possibble. I am running work varianza t1s 19 x 9.5 and 19 x 10.5 and am running stretched tires and will be sitting pretty low. So your help is appreciated
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I suggest you go to the suspension section and read the stickies and stay out of the Agressive thread for a second!
READ:
https://my350z.com/forum/brakes-and-...ion-101-a.html
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not a good idea. SPL makes high quality suspension parts.
READ:
https://my350z.com/forum/brakes-and-...ion-101-a.html
READ:
https://my350z.com/forum/brakes-and-...ion-101-a.html
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From: MexiCali dodging potholes
Lol nothing wrong with looking at the end results...just know it's definitely a lifestyle and something you can't halfa$$. Well you can but everyone in that scene will point you out quickly!
^ LMAO. Let's be nice guys.
Look into SPL/SPC rear camber arms, the fronts are recommended too. But if you're penny pinching, you can get away without them.
You can adjust your camber within OEM specs (depending on the stretch of your tire and if it rubs, etc.)
You can buy higher tread tires.
And what Boomer said, read that sticky thread. Before I dropped my car I made sure to read it, then re-read in more detail then do a search.
Look into SPL/SPC rear camber arms, the fronts are recommended too. But if you're penny pinching, you can get away without them.
You can adjust your camber within OEM specs (depending on the stretch of your tire and if it rubs, etc.)
You can buy higher tread tires.
And what Boomer said, read that sticky thread. Before I dropped my car I made sure to read it, then re-read in more detail then do a search.
^ LMAO. Let's be nice guys.
Look into SPL/SPC rear camber arms, the fronts are recommended too. But if you're penny pinching, you can get away without them.
You can adjust your camber within OEM specs (depending on the stretch of your tire and if it rubs, etc.)
You can buy higher tread tires.
And what Boomer said, read that sticky thread. Before I dropped my car I made sure to read it, then re-read in more detail then do a search.
Look into SPL/SPC rear camber arms, the fronts are recommended too. But if you're penny pinching, you can get away without them.
You can adjust your camber within OEM specs (depending on the stretch of your tire and if it rubs, etc.)
You can buy higher tread tires.
And what Boomer said, read that sticky thread. Before I dropped my car I made sure to read it, then re-read in more detail then do a search.
Also i am getting a tapping sound in the rear. Is it my brake line getting hit by the tire or could it be the shock ? we made sure everything was tight already
Last edited by Stance350zee; Jan 28, 2012 at 08:51 AM.
*Aftermarket Front A Arms
*Aftermarket Rear Camber Arms
*roll your rear fenders [so you can get into spec range without/minimal rubbing]
*Aftermarket Toe Bolts
*Lockout Washers [not necessary, but will ensure your rear camber alignment doesnt go anywhere]
FYI: your Lower Control Arm and Radius Arm bushings are going to blow due to the lowering of your vehicle. They're probably already blown by now. Suggest replacing before alignment.
Here's some info about your bushing choices:
https://my350z.com/forum/brakes-and-...hing-data.html
*Aftermarket Rear Camber Arms
*roll your rear fenders [so you can get into spec range without/minimal rubbing]
*Aftermarket Toe Bolts
*Lockout Washers [not necessary, but will ensure your rear camber alignment doesnt go anywhere]
FYI: your Lower Control Arm and Radius Arm bushings are going to blow due to the lowering of your vehicle. They're probably already blown by now. Suggest replacing before alignment.
Here's some info about your bushing choices:
https://my350z.com/forum/brakes-and-...hing-data.html
Last edited by L-Fab; Jan 28, 2012 at 12:44 PM.
*Aftermarket Front A Arms
*Aftermarket Rear Camber Arms
*roll your rear fenders [so you can get into spec range without/minimal rubbing]
*Aftermarket Toe Bolts
*Lockout Washers [not necessary, but will ensure your rear camber alignment doesnt go anywhere]
FYI: your Lower Control Arm and Radius Arm bushings are going to blow due to the lowering of your vehicle. They're probably already blown by now. Suggest replacing before alignment.
Here's some info about your bushing choices:
https://my350z.com/forum/brakes-and-...hing-data.html
*Aftermarket Rear Camber Arms
*roll your rear fenders [so you can get into spec range without/minimal rubbing]
*Aftermarket Toe Bolts
*Lockout Washers [not necessary, but will ensure your rear camber alignment doesnt go anywhere]
FYI: your Lower Control Arm and Radius Arm bushings are going to blow due to the lowering of your vehicle. They're probably already blown by now. Suggest replacing before alignment.
Here's some info about your bushing choices:
https://my350z.com/forum/brakes-and-...hing-data.html
gotta look into a arms
toe bolts are the uncentered washer right or is that the bolts that come with the camber arms ?
(new to this)
the contol arm bushings and radius arm bushings you have those ?
where do the lockout washers go ?
the contol arm bushings and radius arm bushings you have those ?
https://my350z.com/forum/suspension/...sion-arms.html
where do the lockout washers go
You will no longer need the eccentric bolts due to you getting the aftermarket camber arms, which have far more camber range.
The purpose of deleting the eccentric bolt is to eliminate the ability of that bolt from moving under high stresses, which in turn would throw off your alignment.
https://my350z.com/forum/suspension/...t-washers.html
We sell rebuilt arms that are powdercoated and have the bushings pre-installed, with a core exchange program
https://my350z.com/forum/suspension/...sion-arms.html
The lockout washers replace the eccentric camber bolts [off center bolts that are at the end of the camber arm].
You will no longer need the eccentric bolts due to you getting the aftermarket camber arms, which have far more camber range.
The purpose of deleting the eccentric bolt is to eliminate the ability of that bolt from moving under high stresses, which in turn would throw off your alignment.
https://my350z.com/forum/suspension/...t-washers.html
https://my350z.com/forum/suspension/...sion-arms.html
The lockout washers replace the eccentric camber bolts [off center bolts that are at the end of the camber arm].
You will no longer need the eccentric bolts due to you getting the aftermarket camber arms, which have far more camber range.
The purpose of deleting the eccentric bolt is to eliminate the ability of that bolt from moving under high stresses, which in turn would throw off your alignment.
https://my350z.com/forum/suspension/...t-washers.html
Second - why would one choose spc eccentric bolts over your product ? and would i need one pair or two pair ?







