Does anyone know where to find a camber adjustment eccentric with more adjustment?
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With my car lowered where it is I am not able to get enough positive camber - with the eccentric maxed out I am at about -3.5deg camber.
I know some of you racers have very low cars, what did you do to solve this problem?
I am installing my solid cantilever arm mount tomorrow, I don't know if that will get rid of some of it.
I know some of you racers have very low cars, what did you do to solve this problem?
I am installing my solid cantilever arm mount tomorrow, I don't know if that will get rid of some of it.
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I am not aware of a different camber eccentric - just the swaybar drop link one.
Usually the "racers" want a lot of negative camber... and they don't drive on the street.
Exactly how low is your car? (And, what weight springs do you have in the rear?)
Usually the "racers" want a lot of negative camber... and they don't drive on the street.
Exactly how low is your car? (And, what weight springs do you have in the rear?)
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Right now my car is pretty low.. I'll have to get some pictures from the fest and you can see for yourself.
I'm not looking for a different factory eccentric really, maybe just a replacement that has more positive camber built in?
I would really like to run -2.5 all around and I won't be able to do that with the factory adjustment. I adjusted it myself when it was on the alignment rack and watched it go all the way through it's range of adjustment.
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Are you running solid spring plate bushings? (Sagging rubber bushings will make the camber more...)
The "fix" that I'm aware of, if you want to decrease camber on a car that's very low, is to move the inner control arm mounts up higher on the torsion bar carrier.
The "fix" that I'm aware of, if you want to decrease camber on a car that's very low, is to move the inner control arm mounts up higher on the torsion bar carrier.
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I'm hoping that will solve some of my problem.
It seems like you could just take out the factory eccentric and put one back in that would provide more positive. I don't have on of the eccentrics in front of me to look at so that's why im wondering if this is possible. A more aggressive eccentric would provide too much positive at stock ride height but it might work for me.
If there is no way to do that I may end up have the trailing arm mounts raised like you were saying.
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It seems odd that you cant get any mor positive camber in the rear. I have 700# springs in the rear with 285/18 Hoosiers and my car is extremely low with the factory ecentic bolt and I am able to get 2.5 easily with more available. I also havent changed out my bushings yet.
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It seems odd that you cant get any mor positive camber in the rear. I have 700# springs in the rear with 285/18 Hoosiers and my car is extremely low with the factory ecentic bolt and I am able to get 2.5 easily with more available. I also havent changed out my bushings yet.
Maybe it has to do with late/early suspension?
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