RC F Front Camber Adjustment
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RC F Front Camber Adjustment
Are there camber bolts or some other means to adjust the front camber? In had an alignment done after I installed lowering springs, shop said there was no way to adjust the front so they are a little out of spec.
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The rears are a maximum of -2.3 with a minimum of -0.8. Caster angles are also to be 7.63 with a tolerance of +/- 0.75
Last edited by Yri; 09-19-21 at 06:35 PM.
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To adjust camber/caster at the same time, you'd have to adjust the positioning of the front subframe. Most cases of off-wack camber and caster settings are from a not so well positioned front subframe. Check your caster angles and compare them side to side. Also, your front camber and rear camber are going to be a little out of spec anyhow considering you're lowering the car. Lower = more camber on most suspension geometries. I believe the OEM specs were -1.2 front max, to 0.3 minimum, with the default setting being -0.47. Pretty low camber numbers for a sports car...
The rears are a maximum of -2.3 with a minimum of -0.8. Caster angles are also to be 7.63 with a tolerance of +/- 0.75
The rears are a maximum of -2.3 with a minimum of -0.8. Caster angles are also to be 7.63 with a tolerance of +/- 0.75
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The only way to adjust the camber would be with an aftermarket upper arm and the only one I know of is made by FIGS.
Personally I’d just leave it where it is unless your tracking the car and in which case you may want more camber.
Personally I’d just leave it where it is unless your tracking the car and in which case you may want more camber.
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