Reply to "Camber rear left"

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I have just worked with this quite a bit. If you have too much positive camber, check to see if the shims between the Arm and frame have been removed. It's easy to add them back. Better too much positive as opposed to too much negative. You need a good tool to measure camber to get it accurate.

Make sure your tires are properly inflated, and you have about 1/2 tank of gas. You'll also need to roll the car around, and let it settle after you've lowered it back on the ground before you take a measurement.

See parts "30"

rear arm

5/17/202:51 PM

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