Who knows what the maximum amount of negative camber the I.E. posi-lock camber kits will offer? I know they market them as a camber "correction" kit, but i know they can offer some negative camber adjustment. Any help is appreciated!
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PM SkiFree. He'll have the info you need. -
There is pretty much no limit, if you have a frame shop bend the trailing arms. Stress & wear on the rtabs will be less if the bushings are pretty close to their original positions. With the adjusters there target numbers in mind a frame shop can tweak the trailing arms to get pretty close. Then the adjusters can be used to get the alignment spot on.
In practice, somewhere around 3deg is all you want when running r-comps.The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
Jim Levie, Huntsville, ALComment
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The way you're supposed to install them (camber on the inside, toe on the outside), you can get about 6.5. If you install them the opposite way (camber on the outside), you can get as much as you feel like extending the subframe.Byron
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Awesome. Thank you for the feedback. Going to be pulling the rear subframe this winter and pushing for that 6 degree mark.Comment
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Your wheels are still going to poke lol.
And remember, you get more camber the lower you go. What equaled 6.5* at my height won't equal 6.5* at yours.Byron
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