2g camber ?

[coradojr89]

I installed my ingalls 2g rear camber kit because rear wheels had negative camber. installation is complete and camber is still negative. i am having shocks and springs installed over the weekend. is there anything else im missing so camber is back to where it should be? if alignment is needed should i was until shocks and springs are on my 2g? thanks for the help!

 

[97gst_spyder]

When you install the rear camber kit, it still needs to be adjusted. If you look at the bolts that hold the arm to the mount, they should be slotted so you can move the arm closer and farther to adjust camber.

When you get new springs/struts installed that are different, its recommended that you get an alignment, so I'd wait and do that after the install.

 

[greengoblin]

Wait until you have the the springs installed. You will need to have the alignment done then. Also toe is what really kills your tires you will want some negative camber. If you don't have a camber kit up front you should look into that and install it before you get an alignment.
So in short. Install springs dampner and front camber kit( if you don't have one). Then go to a shop that does alignment.

Kevin

 

[jtmcinder]

One thing to add to the above: if the car is going to be slammed, then have washers that fit the rear upper arm brackets with you (plus longer bolts), since those adjustable don't adjust all that far and you might need to space the brackets off the chassis to get the rear camber where it needs to be.