Reply to "Measuring Chassis Height & Shock Adjustment"

pittcrewOwner etc. of 3785

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How much shim did you have left in the lower control arms at that setting? Do you have adjustable uppers? I had a customer lower his car so the rear arms were parallel and we could not get the rear camber to come in. With no shims in the lowers the car still has a noticeable negative camber in the rear. We toyed with raising the car just one inch while it was on the alighnment rack and the camber came in perfect but the customer didn't think the car looked as cool so we left it. I guess negative rear camber looks cool? Anyway, I am curious as to your rear arm set up.

12/5/068:37 PM

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