Negative Camber On Rear Wheels
#1
well i've had this fc for maybe a month now and i can't help but to notice that the rear wheels have negative camber. and the driver side seems to have more negative camber than the passangerside. how can i fix this? is this normal on fc's? i like having oversteer and i feel that this is making it hard to do so. btw i have a 87 TII with out the auto suspension stuff.
thanks
thanks
#4
I have this from K2RD -
I have a pair of these from Mazdatrix -
Get these and you'll be able to COMPLETELY adjust the camber of both rear wheels independently. Plus they get rid of any rubber mushiness that the stock pieces have.
I have a pair of these from Mazdatrix -
Get these and you'll be able to COMPLETELY adjust the camber of both rear wheels independently. Plus they get rid of any rubber mushiness that the stock pieces have.
#9
im ordering soon : coilovers (still trying to decide which kind) , the rear camber link, the wheel camber adjusters, front camber plates (if the coilovers dont come iwth them, sway bars, and bushing kit
im htinkin thatll push me back about 2000
im htinkin thatll push me back about 2000
#10
carfull how much camber you take out, Jims and I have developed a bang, when we slam 2nd due to the lesser clearence between the driveshaft and the underbody.
it's only the pad hitting, but still doesn't sound good
it's only the pad hitting, but still doesn't sound good
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