Raceland coilover camber adjustment?
I have just bought a 2001 bugeye wagon which has raceland
coilovers but the camber is out on the front drivers side causing it to pull to the right. Anyone know how to adjust? |
If you have adjustable pillowball top mounts then it will be a case of un doing 4 bolts on the top and moving the strut in or out... If not it will be a case of messing around with the clevis bolts on the bottom of the shock where it attaches to the hub.
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Originally Posted by 6VOLT
(Post 11299204)
If you have adjustable pillowball top mounts then it will be a case of un doing 4 bolts on the top and moving the strut in or out... If not it will be a case of messing around with the clevis bolts on the bottom of the shock where it attaches to the hub.
has 4 bolts around a central bolt, are these the ones to loosen then simply adjust. The camber is slightly positive, if I just loosen the bolts will it correct it and then re-tighten said bolts? |
In basic terms, yes, loosen the 4 bolts and then use something like a hammer and a metal drift on the strut to tap it into place, however, you realy want this doing at a garage with the proper laser allignment stuff to get all of your wheels correctly cambered and the toe in / out sorted.
Just guessing will not do, get a proper job dome and the car will feel much better. |
Originally Posted by 6VOLT
(Post 11299535)
In basic terms, yes, loosen the 4 bolts and then use something like a hammer and a metal drift on the strut to tap it into place, however, you realy want this doing at a garage with the proper laser allignment stuff to get all of your wheels correctly cambered and the toe in / out sorted.
Just guessing will not do, get a proper job dome and the car will feel much better. |
I paid 90 quid for a full geo set up front and rear
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