opinions on rear camber adjusters
so i'm looking into maybe buying the MMR rear individual camber adjusters for my FC. my camber differs a lot from left to right and i wanna set them both up to as close to 0 as possible. MMR sells them for 125 which is pretty cheap compared to others i've seen. i wanna know if anyone has experiance with them or others and their thoughts about them. please, don't chime in if you've never used them, it just makes the thread all that more cluttered up. i want real info from real people
there is alot of talk about these in the drift setup thread check it out https://www.rx7club.com/drifting-226/official-drift-setup-thread-877465/
I wouldn't get them from MMR. Jebus had them and I read on his blog they suck, heres the post

Try AWR Racing they sound like they are better for individual camber adjusters. I'm sure there are a lot of other people with more information too.

Try AWR Racing they sound like they are better for individual camber adjusters. I'm sure there are a lot of other people with more information too.
there is alot of talk about these in the drift setup thread check it out https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=877465
I wouldn't get them from MMR. Jebus had them and I read on his blog they suck, heres the post

Try AWR Racing they sound like they are better for individual camber adjusters. I'm sure there are a lot of other people with more information too.

Try AWR Racing they sound like they are better for individual camber adjusters. I'm sure there are a lot of other people with more information too.
I think I read in the setup thread (JTP was talking about it) that the best thing is to use a combination of camber adjustors for the back. A big center one , ie mazdaspeed's, used for the large adjustments in combination with the individual ones from like AWR for fine tuning the camber individually on each side...
I only have the big center one and it dialed out a TON (at least 5*) of camber. Works good enough for me
I only have the big center one and it dialed out a TON (at least 5*) of camber. Works good enough for me
I think I read in the setup thread (JTP was talking about it) that the best thing is to use a combination of camber adjustors for the back. A big center one , ie mazdaspeed's, used for the large adjustments in combination with the individual ones from like AWR for fine tuning the camber individually on each side...
I only have the big center one and it dialed out a TON (at least 5*) of camber. Works good enough for me
I only have the big center one and it dialed out a TON (at least 5*) of camber. Works good enough for me

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I've had the AWR ICA's for several years now... The only issue that I've had, was a sheared bolt, which could have been from a combination of overtightening the jam nut to the body(you need some play on the throughbolt) and that I was doing a lot of mountain/canyon driving then.
They are awesome, and I would def recommend them.
I am running a stock subframe center link as well. The reasoning for this, is that I have Aluminum Subframe mounts to the body, and don't want any "play" from the compliance of rubber. I also would not trust delrin, when you are making large camber changes with the subframe, as it puts stress on the mounts/stud contact.
AWR parts are top notch.
They are awesome, and I would def recommend them.
I am running a stock subframe center link as well. The reasoning for this, is that I have Aluminum Subframe mounts to the body, and don't want any "play" from the compliance of rubber. I also would not trust delrin, when you are making large camber changes with the subframe, as it puts stress on the mounts/stud contact.
AWR parts are top notch.
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