hey i have buddyclub n+ coilovers in my dc5r, and i was wondering how much camber i can get out of the ingalls camber bolts so that i can fit my wheels, i dont have camber tops on the coilovers and i have hardrace camber arms on the rear. thanks
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hey i have buddyclub n+ coilovers in my dc5r, and i was wondering how much camber i can get out of the ingalls camber bolts so that i can fit my wheels, i dont have camber tops on the coilovers and i have hardrace camber arms on the rear. thanks
If your getting the 16mm ones. You can get about -1 to +1 degree's of camber.
ive got buddyclub n+ and my fronts have -3 camber
He doesn't have camber tops
i dont either or camber bolts for that matter. my set up is exactly like his buddyclub n+ and hardrace rear camber arms thats it
-1.5 with bolts
Are you talking about the fronts? According to here, both the 14mm and 16mm (which to get will depend on your VIN) front camber bolts will give you +/- 1 degree, assuming you're using one pair:Quote:
Originally Posted by BLV-27J
14mm http://www.kseriesparts.com/cr/ING-81260.html
16mm http://www.kseriesparts.com/cr/ING-81280.html
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Originally Posted by HauLe_
Not calling you a liar or anything , but how are you getting -3 degrees at the front without camber tops nor bolts?Quote:
Originally Posted by HauLe_
Nah his right I just remembered if you go very low you will have natural camber. The lower the more camber, you just have no control over it.Quote:
Originally Posted by type_AHH
The top hole in the shock arm on the N+ is elongated. You can gain -3 Camber through that without any camber bolts or pillow mounts.
^^^ That's correct, loosen the clevis bolts, drop the hub in and re-tighten.
Its not fine adjustment, but it does give you some adjustment
thanks guys never even noticed the top hole is elongated... ill give it a try :)