Terrible rear camber, why?
Ok my rear camber is way off, lots of negative camber. What could be the cause? Camber links, suspension bushings, shocks?
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Broken or messed up camber links can cause enormous amounts of negative rear camber. How much is there really? Got a picture?
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Originally Posted by dDuB
Broken or messed up camber links can cause enormous amounts of negative rear camber. How much is there really? Got a picture?
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thats how mine looks... I hope there is nothing wrong. BTW how wide are those tires?
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Originally Posted by red87tll
thats how mine looks... I hope there is nothing wrong. BTW how wide are those tires?
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*FD Wheels * Opps --just saw that
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up for an answer hopefully
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that is how mine looks also. Did you drop it at all, or did it get worse at some point?
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thats normal.. I think it has something to do with the rear steering junk.
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Originally Posted by CompuBob
thats normal.. I think it has something to do with the rear steering junk.
Extreme suspension drops will though. Was the car lowered recently??? -Ted |
why would camber be normal, mazda wanted you your inner tire to wear or something?
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Originally Posted by RETed
I'm sorry, but the DTSS does not induce negative camber.
Extreme suspension drops will though. Was the car lowered recently??? -Ted my butt hurts now. :) |
Originally Posted by RETed
I'm sorry, but the DTSS does not induce negative camber.
Extreme suspension drops will though. Was the car lowered recently??? -Ted |
i can't believe this is actually a thread....
that is how the rear suspension was designed. i'm not 100% sure of the reason so i won't speculate here. don't worry about you camber!!! if you want to lower you car ALOT, then you can buy adjustable links at mazdatrix.com here is what you WOULD need....don't change anything unless you learn about your suspension first....and you are going to race...alot!! http://mazdatrix.com/h6_86-92.htm |
Originally Posted by drivinggodspeed
i can't believe this is actually a thread....
that is how the rear suspension was designed. i'm not 100% sure of the reason so i won't speculate here. don't worry about you camber!!! if you want to lower you car ALOT, then you can buy adjustable links at mazdatrix.com here is what you WOULD need....don't change anything unless you learn about your suspension first....and you are going to race...alot!! http://mazdatrix.com/h6_86-92.htm |
Originally Posted by drivinggodspeed
that is how the rear suspension was designed. i'm not 100% sure of the reason so i won't speculate here. don't worry about you camber!!! if you want to lower you car ALOT, then you can buy adjustable links at mazdatrix.com
Those links will only dial out so much negative camber. Excessive rear camber cannot be dialed out with those links or even with a rear adjust camber rod. Dropping the rear over 2" can induce huge amounts of negative camber and no adjustable link is going to take all of it out. -Ted |
If you have the stock 18 year old suspension, your springs are most likely sagging, causing excessive negative camber (similar to when you install lowering springs).
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