S2000 camber kit needed ?
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S2000 camber kit needed ?
Car is slammed on bc coils and finally got time to do an alignment the tech who did the job says I need a camber kit because there's not much he can do . After the alignment not much changed here's how the camber is now
Left front -0.4
Caster 7.6
Toe0.04
Right front -1.2
7.3
0.04
Left rear -2.6
Toe0.10
Right rear -3.1
Toe 0.09
I'm not an expert but its seems like they could have done a better job don't know why there's so much difference between sides I might need a camber kit to get to positive camber but shouldn't camber be equal or very close on both sides what do you guys think ??
Left front -0.4
Caster 7.6
Toe0.04
Right front -1.2
7.3
0.04
Left rear -2.6
Toe0.10
Right rear -3.1
Toe 0.09
I'm not an expert but its seems like they could have done a better job don't know why there's so much difference between sides I might need a camber kit to get to positive camber but shouldn't camber be equal or very close on both sides what do you guys think ??
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1) You need to go to a different alignment shop.
2) You do not want positive camber.
The guy should have the camber settings equal from side to side. Within .1 is acceptable. If you take it elsewhere and they can correct the problem, you need to print out the new settings and bring them back to the first shop and demand your money back. If they cannot correct the problem then you have some bent/damaged parts.
2) You do not want positive camber.
The guy should have the camber settings equal from side to side. Within .1 is acceptable. If you take it elsewhere and they can correct the problem, you need to print out the new settings and bring them back to the first shop and demand your money back. If they cannot correct the problem then you have some bent/damaged parts.
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