 Rear wheel camber, ride height, etc. |
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| ninefourteener |
 Feb 23 2006, 08:44 AM
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Good morning.
I've begun researching installing a shorter spring (which may mean heavier load - not sure) in the rear of the 914. I've never been happy with the way it sits up "higher" that I think it should. Not looking to fork over $$$ for coilovers...... just a shorter spring. I'm running 205s on all 4 corners, and there is VERY little clearance in the rear between the tire and the outside fender. I remember when I installed drop springs on the Acura, The front tires were fine, but the rear camber kinda "kicked out" a bit..... caused the inside edge of the rear tires to wear unevenly. What should I expect? Uneven tire wear? Negative camber? Positive camber? No change at all? Thanks! |
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ninefourteener Rear wheel camber, ride height, etc. Feb 23 2006, 08:44 AM
Jeroen if you lower it, you'll end up with more neg c... Feb 23 2006, 08:57 AM ninefourteener I'm only looking at going about 1 inch lower..... Feb 23 2006, 02:30 PM
Joe Ricard NEVER NEVER NEVER cut springs to lower a car.   |
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