Adjusting rear camber kit
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Adjusting rear camber kit
I've had Skunk 2 coil overs on my car for about 2 years now. I also had a shop put in a sprint camber kit in. Now I want to adjust the height of my car and adjust the camber kit. What would be the best way of going to adjust it to make sure I have the right camber? adjust it. put the car back on ground and see how it looks? I haven't looked under the car to see what i'm dealing with yet. I also did a search and didn't come up with the answer for this.
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Originally Posted by Silver02EX
I've had Skunk 2 coil overs on my car for about 2 years now. I also had a shop put in a sprint camber kit in. Now I want to adjust the height of my car and adjust the camber kit. What would be the best way of going to adjust it to make sure I have the right camber? adjust it. put the car back on ground and see how it looks? I haven't looked under the car to see what i'm dealing with yet. I also did a search and didn't come up with the answer for this.
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Rep Power: 423 Buy a gauge, or take it to the shop. The gauge is only worth it if you're going to make adjustments repeatedly over time.
You can do it with a string and a ruler, but you're still subject to error.
... and you didn't search at all. Alignments are outlined in the Suspension forum.
You can do it with a string and a ruler, but you're still subject to error.
... and you didn't search at all. Alignments are outlined in the Suspension forum.
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