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Rear camber adjustment



Greeny.

ClioSport Club Member
  440i + 182
Firstly is it worth messing with the rear camber for a fast road, a few track days a year car? If so where can I get some shims from and what else would adding more negative camber affect if anything?
 
  Lionel Richie
yozzasport do the rear shims for £30 a pair IIRC

on a road car i wouldn't c**k about with it, track car depending on what you're looking for, then yes
 

Greeny.

ClioSport Club Member
  440i + 182
Not even for an extra -1.0 negative? A waste of £30? Are they easy enough to fit out of interest as ive not looked into it at all yet.
 
M

mini-valver

If you stick a degree of negative camber on each wheel, you'll need roughly 20' of toe out on each wheel too. So thats another £30 ;)


Edit: Unless for some bizzarre reason you'd want mega toe in as they toe in slightly anyway as standard I think.
 
  Lionel Richie
4bolts per side to fit

mini makes a valid point, but i think the smaller angled shims are less money, but don't quote me on that
 
M

mini-valver

We should date! x

John @ Rsport wants £20 a shim I think, robbing cnut.
 


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