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Originally Posted by Thorpedo
Rear subframe needs to be shifted if you want to even it out. Lots of threads on this. 8mm will not make that much of a difference. Common issue.
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Still not buying that argument. Shifting the rear subframe should* do very little to effect camber. ALL the suspension arms are connected to the subframe, shifting it left will just change the relationship to the body, no suspension arms will change relative to each other. The only reason I see to move the rear subframe is if the front and rear are not lined up to each other.
*shifting the subframe will
slightly alter the angle of the rear shocks, thus changing the motion ratios slightly. I have not done the math, so can't comment on how much the change is, but it isn't likely to be significant enough to raise or lower the car, and with no change in ride height there is no change in camber.