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For the slammed guys: Max front camber?!

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Old 12-01-10 | 09:30 PM
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I got my UCF10 pretty low all around..And my front camber is max'd out at 2.5, well that is what the alignment shop told me. And the rear is max'd out at 3.7
Old 12-01-10 | 09:32 PM
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Good info to know.
Old 12-01-10 | 11:34 PM
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get some nagisa camber adjusters from Kyoei USA. Jin was able to get -6 in the front.

I hope I can get some soon, I was only able to get -3.5

good luck, car looks cool
Old 12-02-10 | 12:26 AM
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thats my car u posted up. its sitting on the natural camber of the car.
Old 12-02-10 | 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by mclarenf1k
Rears are an easy fit. They camber heavy.

The fronts however have been difficult. I tried about an inch lower on the front, and it tucked the tire; laid the fender flat on the tire. That's after the pull. Yet the front didn't appear to camber much.
that pull is not an "easy fit".

you get a lot of camber in the last couple inches, the rear more so than the front. you're probably about an inch out of range, but with 19s i'm not sure you'll be able to drive if you get it low enough (18s ftw). the recommended camber adapters are your best bet.
Old 12-02-10 | 10:14 AM
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By easy, I mean everything worked out for me in the rear.

I'll look into those camber plates.
Old 05-21-12 | 10:22 PM
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Originally Posted by BLKonBLK98
i think a lot of the issue is your ride height. i run 18x8.5/9.5 +10 and have actually sunk my rears in an estimated 15mm. (not dialed in)



at an inch higher i fit them with very little effort. (rear camber max +, front camber max -)



my next step (unless i switch up wheels) will be to rebuild to 18x9.5 +10/-3 and i don't expect any problems fitting.

go lower.
A little random but I love the taillights. Are there any like that for my ES?
Old 05-21-12 | 11:31 PM
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You should not have any problem just getting natural camber out of the car and making it work

on my setup with 18s before being slammed I had -4 degrees of camber in the front on a 18x9.5 +10 and I still had a decent amount of room

i lowered it more and fit 19x9.5 +8 it was tight but fit on there good

my old setup with 18s had -4 camber in front and -5 in the rear and thats on all stock arms man
Old 05-21-12 | 11:34 PM
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here is my old setup on the 18s (18x9.5 +10) and you can tell I still had more room

Old 05-22-12 | 12:31 AM
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i have -8.5 in the front
Old 05-22-12 | 10:46 AM
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OP what size are you running in the back 19 by ? And are your rears fully dropped?
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