05-08-2014, 11:05 AM | #2172 |
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*Need some help!!!* *!!!Need to ajust toe too!!!*
here the fitting for the moment ! my spec are 18x9+15 & 18x9.5+15! I need more camber in front like maybe -1 degre and am I at -3 at the moment ! I bought the whiteline camber bolt to get it(should install it tomorow). For the rear even with the stance LCA I am missing maybe 3-5mm to clear corectly ! I would like to know when do you know you are maxxed camber with the stance LCA ? Does there a line or the bolt just going to came off? Lol Thanks guys for the help ! trying to sort it out. By the way this is my ''drive height'' I am bagged ! can't air out at the moment since i don't clear :P! |
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For the rear, if you get a toe arm, you'll be able to get a bunch more rear camber. For the LCA, I'd take it off and see how much more room you have to adjust the bolt before it falls off the LCA, make sure not to leave to little thread engagement. IMO, you should be fine with a fender roll and when you air out, it should just tuck nicely. Took this last weekend..
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Airlift Performance Digital Suspension. V2 Autopilot Wheels: (F) 18x8.5+35 215/35/18 Federal SS 595 Tires -2 Degrees Camber (R) 18x9.5+30 225/35/18 Federal SS 585 Tires -3 Degrees Camber I got pretty lucky because the fitment is dead on and tucks perfectly. It could be your tire size, or how your offset is pretty far out. I'm no pro. Just trying to help. Here is my Alignment sheet and a picture I just took to show you how it sits. My front still needs to be lowered more but will easily tuck like the rear does. I don't have control arms or front camber bolts. The front strut for the Bags is camber adjustable, the back is not. Hope this helps! |
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Dirty, rainy day, and just put the wheels on.. Alignment will be perfected, maybe more drop, and will be getting polished and coated soon. Can I play?
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Final camber spec but still not driveble I need to notch the frame to clear my bags since at the moment they are rubbing on the inner wall .
*spec are -5 front & -7.6 rear* But here a shot almost air out |
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That answers my question! Was gonna see if that much camber would end up rubbing the inner wall... and the solution is to notch the frame only, eh?
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looks reallyyyyyyy good but notching is just going to make it worse. you will need to tone down camber to make it drivable considering you are on bags.
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Even at -3 bags is rubbing can't really put less camber. I Need more stretch if I want to have less camber! I am not sure if I rubs on the linner or the inner wall ! I will try to sort it out today.
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What size tire are you running? Doesn't look like too extreme of a stretch.
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