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| Topic subject | Coil-overs and camber??? |
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1332, Coil-overs and camber??? Posted by phrenzy, Mar-25-01 08:55 PM
So I understand that when lowering a car, it's a good idea to have the camber and toe-in corrected. So what happens when you have +/-3" of adjustment with coil-overs? Wouldn't that throw the camber all to hell? Are is there some way to compensate for this?
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1333, RE: Coil-overs and camber??? Posted by klipzracer, Mar-25-01 09:09 PM
do you mean a 3" drop or 3 degrees of negative camber? either way it would really need to be adjusted.
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1334, RE: Coil-overs and camber??? Posted by cyan, Mar-26-01 02:27 PM
mines dropped 4" but the camber is only about one extra degree off, sprint and ingalls both make front 3 degree kits for this.
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1335, RE: Coil-overs and camber??? Posted by HadesOmega, Mar-26-01 04:26 PM
hmm one extra degree isn't bad for racing. Heh I wouldn't race your car though, its too nice.. :P
Perhaps I'll lower it half an inch tommorow

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