wheel cambering
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wheel cambering
hi all ive got to have my wheel camber set up because there leaning out at the top, but the garage wants to know the degrees for setting it up is ther any where i can find this out.
i would like to have it set up for fast road idealy
i would like to have it set up for fast road idealy
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consensus seems to be anywhere between -0.5 to -1.5 degrees (so negative, in at the top). Ideally you want this done on a proper 4 wheel hunter alignment system or similar.
I have -0.5° on mine but I think next time I will go for a bit more.
I have -0.5° on mine but I think next time I will go for a bit more.
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You can adjust upto -1.5deg on the fronts and upto -1.0deg at the rear on the OEM suspension. Go for these settings - more grip in conering, without being too harsh for wear against the tyres' inside edges wen travelling straight.
BTW, if you were to fit a set of camber bolts (£15) to the rear struts, then you can adjust the rear to -1.5deg too.
BTW, if you were to fit a set of camber bolts (£15) to the rear struts, then you can adjust the rear to -1.5deg too.
Last edited by joz8968; 16 September 2009 at 08:49 PM.
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