camber/caster adjustment
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camber/caster adjustment
how do you make camber/caster adjustments in a fc? the fsm says to just turn somekinda adjustment plate, you cant really adjust very much by doing that though so can anyone tell me if there is anyother way to adjust it?
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try these maybe? my friend luis will be getting some in, he just ordered them and we can see how that goes. he wants -1ish
http://www.tirerack.com/suspension/S...track&x=48&y=7
http://www.tirerack.com/suspension/S...track&x=48&y=7
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Originally posted by Josepi
That's not even adjustable right?
That's not even adjustable right?
Those who tried have only screwed up the handling.
-Ted
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do not use smaller diameter strut to spindle bolts to fix camber. they will slip at the smallest loads. i think the easy camber adjust is to buy strut bolts called magnacams. they allow the knuckle to move when loose and supposedly have same holding strength as stock. and don't mess with caster unless its waaaay out.
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http://www.ingallseng.com/parts/81250.htm
this gives +/- 2 degrees, i think you can get another 0.5 degrees at the top when you turn the strut or something.
this gives +/- 2 degrees, i think you can get another 0.5 degrees at the top when you turn the strut or something.
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Originally posted by skunks
http://www.ingallseng.com/parts/81250.htm
this gives +/- 2 degrees, i think you can get another 0.5 degrees at the top when you turn the strut or something.
http://www.ingallseng.com/parts/81250.htm
this gives +/- 2 degrees, i think you can get another 0.5 degrees at the top when you turn the strut or something.
do not use smaller diameter strut to spindle bolts to fix camber. they will slip at the smallest loads.
-Ted
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