Whats the best place to get adjustable rear camber bar? also has anyone made one?
08-05-10, 06:40 PM
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Whats the best place to get adjustable rear camber bar? also has anyone made one?
i need a rear camber bar and it needs to be adjustable i was wandering where is the best place/ or some dimensions on somesone so i can make my own
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a friend of mine cut the stock one, it really really sucks to do it that way. basically you cut, weld it up and put it on and see where it is, take it off cut more and reinstall etc etc
the part that really sucks is getting the short link back IN the car.
if you have more money than time, just buy one. if you have more time than money, roll your own
the part that really sucks is getting the short link back IN the car.
if you have more money than time, just buy one. if you have more time than money, roll your own
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AWR and MMR both sell individual adjusters that are far superior to the single link route (that screws with your pinion angle as well).
If you really want to do it right you want to pick up the spherical bearing LCA pivots as well (the individuals don't play well with urethane or stiffer materials, stock has enough compliance that you'll be OK).
If you really want to do it right you want to pick up the spherical bearing LCA pivots as well (the individuals don't play well with urethane or stiffer materials, stock has enough compliance that you'll be OK).
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