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| Topic subject | Question for some with $15 camber mod |
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1661, Question for some with $15 camber mod Posted by EvuLFleA, Apr-11-01 02:18 PM It looks like I'm still one degree off. Is it alright to add another washer or will that cause problems. Also is there anything for the front? I havn't heard anything, but who knows things change. | |
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1662, RE: Question for some with $15 camber mod Posted by EvuLFleA, Apr-12-01 06:29 PM Come on someone. Murix or BLKOUT, I think one of you did it. Can anyone answer? Can I add another washer or not? | |
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1663, RE: Question for some with $15 camber mod Posted by klipzracer, Apr-12-01 10:00 PM i did it. you're only off 1 degree from stock or the total thing is -1 degree. ya you can add more but make sure you have lock washers where you should and wide washers for more contact area just to be safe. | |
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1664, RE: Question for some with $15 camber mod Posted by EvuLFleA, Apr-13-01 04:43 AM How many washers did you guys use. I just used 4 but am going to try 5. My washers aren't that bid, should I get wider ones? | |
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1665, RE: Question for some with $15 camber mod Posted by BLKOUT, Apr-13-01 07:00 AM Sorry I didn't post earlier, busy with work. Sure you can add another washer. However, -1 camber is not really gonna have any adverse effects. You actually want a small amount of neg. camber for handling. If I were you I would just go with what you have. Also, did you remember to put some loctite on the bolts so they don't loosen on ya. I really can't help too much on the front camber as mine is in spec. I know you can purchase kits though. | |
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1666, RE: Question for some with $15 camber mod Posted by EvuLFleA, Apr-13-01 12:01 PM I didnt use any loctite because the only one they had was $12. Im sure I could borrow or find some at work though. Can I just slap some on right now even though its in place? | |
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1667, RE: Question for some with $15 camber mod Posted by BLKOUT, Apr-15-01 08:42 AM You have to remove the bolts to apply the Loctite, but you can do it any time. $12 for Loctite!? That must have been a mighty big tube. | |
