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| Posted: 11-19-2021 02:10 pm |
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jomac Member
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I am planning on refurbishing my front suspension, I believe my camber angle is too negative angle. Specs states toe in 0 - .09 inch , camber - 1 degree +- .5 degree , and +2 degrees for caster angle but is not adjustable. I have new upper and lower ball joints and tie rod ends and boots. I am looking at replacing all bushings. My question is what controls the camber angle adjustment? , the manual doesn't explain?
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| Posted: 11-19-2021 11:53 pm |
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redracer Member
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There is no adjustment for camber. If you wish to adjust it, you will need to make a sliding plate for the top ball joint and elongate the original holes where the original solid rivets went through.
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| Posted: 11-20-2021 12:05 pm |
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jomac Member
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Thanks for the info, I checked my camber it's within specs. I'll need to rotate my tires more , they're showing more wear on the inside. I did a little research , has anyone tried to install camber bushings in the upper control arms? Last edited on 11-20-2021 04:47 pm by jomac |
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