The magic of negative camber.

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Apr 14, 2005 | 04:13 PM

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evo81

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Originally Posted by Daillestchop

any pictures of how that -3.0 camber looks like? must look mean as hell

i'll have some soon for ya.my coil-overs should be here soon,and thats where i sitting my - in the front at

Apr 14, 2005 | 04:34 PM

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i'll have some soon for ya.my coil-overs should be here soon,and thats where i sitting my - in the front at

So did you end up getting the buddy clubs??

Apr 15, 2005 | 01:13 AM

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So did you end up getting the buddy clubs??

yep.

but there on back order or something

should be here next week or the week after

Apr 15, 2005 | 06:32 AM

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Originally Posted by evo81

yep.

but there on back order or something

should be here next week or the week after

Sweet!

Do did you end up getting them from RRE or 500whp?

I got lucky and came across a really good deal on a set of used WORKS/Zeal V6 coilovers. I'm gonna pick them up later today and have them installed tomorrow.

I would have went w/ the buddy clubs if I didn't find this deal.

Apr 15, 2005 | 06:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Kayaalp

Believe it or not, -3.0 degrees isn't a whole lot of negative camber for a track car on R-compounds (especially for a car that rolls as much as ours). I was running -2.5 degrees on my old BMW E30 track car with H&R + Bilstein suspension and Azenis Sports. I know some racers with E30 M3's with Gruppe N suspensions running -4.0 degreed of negative up front.

Emre

Ah... Coolbeans! Is this bad for driving normal street?

Apr 15, 2005 | 07:39 AM

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Ah... Coolbeans! Is this bad for driving normal street?

If you don't corner hard and spend 90% of your time on the highway, then you might wear out the insides of your tires pretty quickly. But that also depends a lot on your toe settings. If you've maxed out your stock camber (around -1.8 degrees for most of us) and you STILL have excessive wear on your outer shoulders...then more camber would do the trick. It all depends on your driving style.

Emre