Alignment question

[Brent 930]

Once I lowered the front of my car I can no longer get the camber back to spec. What can easily be done to offset this without camber boxes?

Thanks

[RoninLB]

how much is it lowered based on using stock tire diameter ?

[jluetjen]

Raised RSR Front Spindles.

[Brent 930]

It's lowered approx. 1/2" so I was able to just use the rack spacers for bump steer.

What are RSR Spindles?

Thanks

[RoninLB]

Originally posted by Brent 930
It's lowered approx. 1/2" so I was able to just use the rack spacers for bump steer.

I'm not sure of your numbers but I was able to tweak the front with the help of the strut brace. I guess your slightly negative from stock settings ?

[Brent 930]

The camber is -1.8 and -1.3 deg. in the front, which could be ok since I have the old OE rubber bushings in the A Arms and the struts. Then I just have to set the tire pressure.

[Chuck Moreland]

Some filing of the holes at the strut top will give you a little more range of adjustment, maybe 1/4 degree. If you need more, you can get offset camber plates which are good for about 3/4 degree additional.

[Brent 930]

Thanks guys, I will have to see if any of this is worth doing since my car runs and drives fine. Just want to be proactive if it could lead to trouble.