Negative Camber?
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Negative Camber?
Is anyone familiar with a means to add a degree or two of negative camber? I have looked at camber kits online and they are all primarily designed to take away the negative camber that results from lowering the suspension. I am having issues with the front tires making contact with the fender at the track during hard cornering.
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This probably won't help you (for a couple of months, anyway, until parts get to dealers) but the 2012's have increased negative camber at the front (where it is most needed, IMO). I have to believe there are some hardware changes to allow this adjustment in camber.
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Camber eccentrics will add as well as remove neg camber.
Have you tried dropping it a bit and going with firmer springs?
Camber eccentrics will add as well as remove neg camber.
Have you tried dropping it a bit and going with firmer springs?
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