Washer trick bolt sizes/specs (correct your camber with washers)
I've had 2 DA's, a DC, and a EG.
the first DA i didnt lower, the second one i didnt care about camber, the third one wasnt lowered enough to matter, and now the EG has expensive tires so i want to correct the rear camber (front is already corrected)
now i know on the DAs you could put washers under where the control arm attaches to the body (i think... i know what it looks like but i'm not sure what its called)
can you do this with EGs as well? if so, do i need longer bolts like you do with the DAs? if so... if anyone has done this could you let me know what bolt size and how many washers i should put.
the first DA i didnt lower, the second one i didnt care about camber, the third one wasnt lowered enough to matter, and now the EG has expensive tires so i want to correct the rear camber (front is already corrected)
now i know on the DAs you could put washers under where the control arm attaches to the body (i think... i know what it looks like but i'm not sure what its called)
can you do this with EGs as well? if so, do i need longer bolts like you do with the DAs? if so... if anyone has done this could you let me know what bolt size and how many washers i should put.
hey i'm going to do this tmrw here is a link that will help
http://home.earthlink.net/~civ....html
http://home.earthlink.net/~civ....html
could u do this to the front camber also?... i need to do the rear ones badly . after i saw the guys pics on the link .. his tires were straight on the back.. omg.. u should see how bad mine are.
You don't need longer bolts just for one washer. I doubt you need it for two, but I haven't tried it.
Don't take the camber all the way down to zero. Leave it between -.5 and -1 degrees.
Don't take the camber all the way down to zero. Leave it between -.5 and -1 degrees.
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