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  1. #13
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    You can run PCI offset bronze bushing to get more castor. They don't fail like bushing type

  2. #14
    interesting
    is there a need to run more castor?
    in a fwd... what is the pos and negs of more castor?

  3. #15
    just a hint

    You can DIY castor increase by simply swapping your front UPPER control arms around. (relelvant to EG/DC and EK i believe) This will increase castor , as it pitches the knuckle very slightly forward and this angle increases as the suspension turns and or compresses

  4. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by exquisit View Post
    interesting
    is there a need to run more castor?
    in a fwd... what is the pos and negs of more castor?
    (+'ives)
    * Increases neg camber when steering is turned (when you need it) - improving contact patch under load
    * Stronger self centering
    * More steering feel and feedback
    * More positive /eager turn in response

    (-'ives) - potential when overdone
    * Steering too heavy
    * Introduces bump steer because geometry is out of spec
    * Puts stresses on some bushes due to out of spec geometry
    * Your car becomes too much fun

  5. #17
    You forgot, can also increase 'anti-lift', stops nose from lifting up under load

  6. #18
    upper control arms = camber arms?

    Quote Originally Posted by bennjamin View Post
    just a hint

    You can DIY castor increase by simply swapping your front UPPER control arms around. (relelvant to EG/DC and EK i believe) This will increase castor , as it pitches the knuckle very slightly forward and this angle increases as the suspension turns and or compresses

  7. #19
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    Quote Originally Posted by exquisit View Post
    upper control arms = camber arms?
    Well technically they are upper control arms in all cases, and only camber arms when camber adjustment is possible.

    Ie: all camber arms are control arms, but not all control arms are camber arms.
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  8. #20
    Quote Originally Posted by exquisit View Post
    upper control arms = camber arms?
    Well , yes.

    Refer to this picture - http://www.2carpros.com/forum/automo...m92Civic_1.jpg

    http://img3.classistatic.com/cps/po/...725bed_27.jpeg

    Here is the same part , but from above/below .Note how it is offset - the idea is to swap either side , giving it + caster. Tiny amount , but for free its an idea.

  9. #21
    Quote Originally Posted by liberx View Post
    (+'ives)
    * Stronger self centering
    * More steering feel and feedback
    You actually reduce the feedback by increasing caster angle because you overwhelm the tyre feedback with the stronger self-centering force which is simply linear with the lateral force (i.e. useless information).
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  10. #22
    thanks for that
    =)

  11. #23
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    You can swap the arms, or what we offering is the offset bronze bushing in the upper cambers for EG/DC2 to maximise castor

  12. #24
    Quote Originally Posted by Benson View Post
    You can swap the arms, or what we offering is the offset bronze bushing in the upper cambers for EG/DC2 to maximise castor
    these fit aftermarket camber arms?

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