Replaced front upper arms. Right side camber is now -1.8...
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Replaced front upper arms. Right side camber is now -1.8...
left side is -.8 (within spec at least).
I really REALLY don't want to buy and install a camber kit for this '88 DX.
I'm thinking about loosening the bolts for the cross member and moving it as much as I can toward the drivers side. It probably won't help much but anything is better nothing. Is there ANYthing I can to the stock upper arm to squeak out any outward movement? If I can get the right to -1.5 or less and the left to stay at -1 or less, I'll be happy.
I really REALLY don't want to buy and install a camber kit for this '88 DX.
I'm thinking about loosening the bolts for the cross member and moving it as much as I can toward the drivers side. It probably won't help much but anything is better nothing. Is there ANYthing I can to the stock upper arm to squeak out any outward movement? If I can get the right to -1.5 or less and the left to stay at -1 or less, I'll be happy.
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