camber?
alright so i was wonderin if i get it dropped 1.5 inches all the way around could they still adjust my camber to 0 with stock control arms?
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stock control arms aren't adjustable...
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ok well would they beable to alighn (Sp?) my tires with a 1.5 spring drop?
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The only thing adjustable is toe.
Read this about camber http://www.heeltoeauto.com/httech/Ya...num=1162587420 My comment on this is mainly a reiteration of what this link says... whether you need a camber kit or not is debatable. I personally experienced pretty crappy camber wear so I bought a camber kit and fixed the problem. Others have ran a lot of negative camber with no problems. |
no im talkin about top of tire leanin in when i drop it how can i fix that.
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Well I just said that the stock control arms are not adjustable, so does that not answer your question? They can't adjust camber because the control arms do not have a way to be adjusted. The only solution is a camber kit (a camber kit is just a set of new upper control arms that have adjustability). Whether you actually need to correct the negative camber is debatable.
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alright sorry trust.feel like i get hated on evertime i ask a question.
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I'm not trying to hate on you, it's just that you don't seem to listen the first time I answer the question.
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well when it comes to mechanical and suspension stuff like that im a ratard im more of a extior person and electrical person i dont know much about motors or suspesion thats why i joined the forums cause i was hopin that i could get some help.
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I understand, and I don't mind helping.
It was just odd that you could derive from my post that since they aren't adjustable, they can't be adjusted (which is what an alignment is, an adjustment of the suspension parts). Don't worry about it man, keep asking questions... don't let that discourage you. If I don't go into enough detail in an answer in the future, let me know. |
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