Reply to "Camber rear left"

joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

It is very difficult to diagnose from afar, but I assume it was okay prior to rebuild? Did you remove the upright from the upper ball joint and the lower shaft or remove the a-arms as well? Did you remove both sides and rebuild or only one?

It may be the angle of the photo or an optical illusion but the axle flange looks to be at a slightly different angle than the axle and assembly?

By the way if this is the rear left side and we are looking forward that vented rotor is for a right side.

Julian

5/17/207:08 PM

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