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Old 07-27-2004, 05:53 AM
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Re: Confused with camber kits.

ive already upgraded my suspension setup as it is, so its not really viable. And even if doing it that way it would mean the camber on that wheel wouldnt match the rest.
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Re: Confused with camber kits.

its just one wheel? have you thought about replacing the parts that you said you replaced with the right ones?
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Re: Confused with camber kits.

I dont quite understand what u are trying to say?

The camber used to be a lot worse. The upper arm and knuckle hub were bent. The lower arm badly bent and obviously so was the radius rod, and sway bar.

All these parts have been replaced and the slight camber out is probably a sympton of the cross member being pulled slightly. However rather than replacing this It would be easy, seeming it would only be pulled by a tiny amount, to simply install a camber kit correcting the problem.
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Re: Confused with camber kits.

sorry, missunderstood. Thought you replaced them with the wrong parts and it made it possative.
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Re: Confused with camber kits.

so im in quite a bind
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Cool Re: Re: Confused with camber kits.

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so im in quite a bind

Not really Rufes, here's a part from Ingalls that you can adjust to -1.5 deg.

http://www.ingallseng.com/parts/35590.htm

That will solve your problem, right?
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Re: Confused with camber kits.

yeh but bloody expensive hehehe
id prefer something that can go to -3 deg
i have seen a few on ebay that claim they can do +- 3 but i'll have to look into it more to see how valid it is
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