AWR camber adjustment
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AWR camber adjustment
Anyone ever use the awr rear camber adjustment links? My left and right rear camber is not the same so i would need a seperate adjustment for each side.
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I have them on both of my cars. They make camber adjustments super easy and quick. Not to mention the benefit of being able to do them individually to dial out (or in in some cases I guess) any discrepencies between the two wheels.
One thing though, you have to lube them like every other week because there are no grease seals and they will start to squeak and creak really bad.
Another benefit is that they eliminate a mushy spot in the trailing arms with the stock and in most cases, old-*** worn out bushings.
Very pricey though.
One thing though, you have to lube them like every other week because there are no grease seals and they will start to squeak and creak really bad.
Another benefit is that they eliminate a mushy spot in the trailing arms with the stock and in most cases, old-*** worn out bushings.
Very pricey though.
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