Negative Camber After Mounting 19s??
06-22-2004, 07:57 PM
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is your car dropped at all? if it is, you may have to get toe and camber adjustable bars. your tires will thank you in the long run. if you jus' put on your springs, let 'em settle out for a month or so before you get an alignment.
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06-22-2004, 09:08 PM
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Originally posted by g35thanh
no, i 'm stock.thats why i was wondering why it has negative camber
no, i 'm stock.thats why i was wondering why it has negative camber
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ps-adjustment arms will still help, significantly.
06-22-2004, 09:14 PM
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The fact that you put 19" wheels should have no effect because the diamater of the tire is the same. I think it looks more negative because your tires are more than likely much wider than stock so it exaggerates it.
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06-26-2004, 03:04 PM
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Originally posted by AXA_G35
just lower your car...it'll fix then...
just lower your car...it'll fix then...
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06-27-2004, 10:11 PM
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Originally posted by n1cK!
lowering your car actually makes it worse. lowering it about 1.5" throws the geometry all out of whack. you'll definitely need some adjustable rods then, even the front a-arms (really expensive).
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lowering your car actually makes it worse. lowering it about 1.5" throws the geometry all out of whack. you'll definitely need some adjustable rods then, even the front a-arms (really expensive).
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07-04-2004, 08:51 PM
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will this cause my tire to prematurely wear faster?i'm thinking about lowing it with tein h techs, but i dont want the tires to wear out too fast. especially since im rolling on 19s...
thanks guys
thanks guys
07-04-2004, 11:35 PM
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Originally posted by g35thanh
will this cause my tire to prematurely wear faster?i'm thinking about lowing it with tein h techs, but i dont want the tires to wear out too fast. especially since im rolling on 19s...
thanks guys
will this cause my tire to prematurely wear faster?i'm thinking about lowing it with tein h techs, but i dont want the tires to wear out too fast. especially since im rolling on 19s...
thanks guys
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07-06-2004, 08:22 AM
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G35 Coupes rear camber is more noticible then the Z... you dont really notice it as much until you really look, and you really look when you put on new wheels!
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factory settings (camber) on my z was eating the inner tire edge in the rear from the amount of neg camber. i have a less aggressive camber setting now after my car is lowered as opposed to factory settings to eliminate the need to replace my tires every 10k miles.........
-justin
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07-06-2004, 05:20 PM
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Originally posted by myz8a4re
factory settings (camber) on my z was eating the inner tire edge in the rear from the amount of neg camber. i have a less aggressive camber setting now after my car is lowered as opposed to factory settings to eliminate the need to replace my tires every 10k miles.........
-justin
factory settings (camber) on my z was eating the inner tire edge in the rear from the amount of neg camber. i have a less aggressive camber setting now after my car is lowered as opposed to factory settings to eliminate the need to replace my tires every 10k miles.........
-justin
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