Camber Adjustment?
09-04-01, 11:00 PM
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Camber Adjustment?
How do you adjust the camber on a Second Gen? I have a TII and I'd like to adjust the camber out some for autocross. I looked up under the frame and saw a few different adjustment points. I know one is camber and one is toe, but which is which? Chris
09-05-01, 12:45 AM
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there is no way to adjust camber in a 2nd gen. you can rotate the top mounts on the front to gain a little bit but I forgot off hand which way. you can buy a rear camber link for about $100 to change camber in the rear. best way in the front is camber plates but that also requires coil overs....
09-05-01, 06:30 PM
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Truechoice www.truechoice.com sells a camber correction kit that basically includes a smaller diameter bolt and an eccentric bushing for the lower strut mounts that allows you to dial in a bit more camber in the front. As Scott said, the only way to adjust rear camber is with an adjustment link. Many places sell the link.
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Check this thread https://www.rx7club.com/vforums/show...threadid=17605 I just went through this one a couple of weeks ago.
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Originally posted by C. Ludwig
Truechoice www.truechoice.com sells a camber correction kit that basically includes a smaller diameter bolt and an eccentric bushing for the lower strut mounts that allows you to dial in a bit more camber in the front. As Scott said, the only way to adjust rear camber is with an adjustment link. Many places sell the link.
Chris
Truechoice www.truechoice.com sells a camber correction kit that basically includes a smaller diameter bolt and an eccentric bushing for the lower strut mounts that allows you to dial in a bit more camber in the front. As Scott said, the only way to adjust rear camber is with an adjustment link. Many places sell the link.
Chris
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