How do you do it?

 

Lower your car will automatically put negative camber.

Best way is camber plates for the front and a set of the rear adjustable rods. (I think RB makes it but not technically sure.)

 

front all u have to do is turn the struts..like the four bolts on top..there is a plate under them that adjusts camber.
rear u need either adjustable rods or a adjustable rear sublink..dont buy a rear sublink..your local machine shop can make the stock one adjustable for like 15-20 bucks.

-Pat

 

You can't adjust camber (officially) if your suspension is stock.


-Ted

 

yes you can..front you can..back you cant..unless you get custom sublink or camber links like i said above

 

For the front you can't even get -1degree. You'll need camber plates. I just got my car aligned yesterday and I wanted -2 degrees camber in the front, but we could not get it to even -1 degree of camber. RETed, correct me if their is a way other than using camer plates. If not I guess i better order some.

 

The fronts can get almost -2 degrees of camber if you play with the slop in the suspension.&nbsp Loosen all the bolts holding the hub in place and crank the hub over to induce negative camber.&nbsp Once you have the hub cranked over, tighten all the nuts and bolts now.&nbsp You should get very close to -2; I typically see about -1.8 degrees doing this.

No, go ask Mazda about rotating the strut tops - most of their mechanics don't know this "trick".&nbsp They are going to tell you that you can't adjust camber up front either...


-Ted