Do coilovers dramatically camber your car?
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Do coilovers dramatically camber your car?
Im getting coilovers next week. Will I camber a lot when lowered 2-3"? My ride is lowered by 1.5". Would I be better off just buying rca's instead of coilovers?
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lowering your car will naturally cause it to camber in a bit..
I lowered my car on BC 'extreme drops' and right out of the box I had no wheel gap with 19s and a 35 series sidewall. With that being said, my camber was around -4 degrees all the way around, and on stock bolts I couldnt dial much if any out.
I installed SPC camber bolts in the rear as well as FIGS toe arms, and then took it to get aligned, the front ended up setting in at around -3.5 degrees, the rear is -1.5.
I would like to get the front dialed out a bit more to around -1.75 but the stock bolts just wont do it.
I lowered my car on BC 'extreme drops' and right out of the box I had no wheel gap with 19s and a 35 series sidewall. With that being said, my camber was around -4 degrees all the way around, and on stock bolts I couldnt dial much if any out.
I installed SPC camber bolts in the rear as well as FIGS toe arms, and then took it to get aligned, the front ended up setting in at around -3.5 degrees, the rear is -1.5.
I would like to get the front dialed out a bit more to around -1.75 but the stock bolts just wont do it.
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