View Full Version : Camber mod
Right - figured the prob with steering rack and suspension is prob caused by my camber being out since I fitted my lowered kit last year (although wear and tear this hasnt helped).
Micky's camber mod seems to be pretty straight forward to do but he recommends welding 2 washers over the existing holes and I dont have access to welding gear (sure I can get a garage to do it)
What I want to know is has anyone actually dont this camber mod and if so how easy was it? Anything to look out for?
Ade
piece of p1ss
welding not important as i havent done the welding and mines not moved in over a year. just make sure you get a touchup pen and paint the surface of what uv filed off so it dont rust
just to confirm, I'm basically moving the holes out towards the wing arent I?
So wheels are more vertical?
How did you find this on handling?
dave.gsi
25-07-03, 10:45 PM
ade when you do it can you take a few piccys and mail them to me as no one seems to have any.
iv done it just cant b assed take pics :P
will take some tomorrow for yas, if i remmeber
yes move them out ade, id say 5mm for -30, 7mm for -45, 9mm for -60
i would think a round file would be ideal if uv not got a rotary powertool
just gte it done and go get it tracked then rag sh1t outta it round some corners :D
i noticed steering was lighter, and also car felt like it was on rails compared to before
dave.gsi
26-07-03, 12:32 AM
will take some tomorrow for yas, if i remmeber
i'll remind you lol :wink:
would think a round file would be ideal if uv not got a rotary powertool
i thought you drilled new holes, not filed out the originals?? :?:
same here - I've got a drill and a rotozip - I thought you just drilled new holes?
cars lowered 60mm...
Dicko - send pics - PLEASE!
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