I just got back from a 'free general checkup' that was being given at a newly opened garage/maintanence place, and the guys brought my attention to the fact that my front wheels had -2 degrees of camber, within .01 of eachother, something they'd never seen on an e30 before.
According to them, front camber means either a damaged/bent shock tower, or worn bushings. So EXACTLY equal negative camber on both sides stumped them.
Here's the deal. I have a strut bar, and my bushings are all new (stock). BUT, I do have e36 M3 control arms installed. Could those be giving me negative camber up front?
According to them, front camber means either a damaged/bent shock tower, or worn bushings. So EXACTLY equal negative camber on both sides stumped them.
Here's the deal. I have a strut bar, and my bushings are all new (stock). BUT, I do have e36 M3 control arms installed. Could those be giving me negative camber up front?
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