-2.6 rear camber.
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-2.6 rear camber.
Please help guys ..
the result is
FRONT
camber -1.9L -1.5R
caster 8.5 8.5.
toe 0.o5 0.05
SAI 5.6 6.
Included Angle Turning Angle Diff???? 3.6L 4.5R
rear -2.6 -2.6
toe ,12 .11
the rear seens too lower. i am bring it back to shop tomorrow
the result is
FRONT
camber -1.9L -1.5R
caster 8.5 8.5.
toe 0.o5 0.05
SAI 5.6 6.
Included Angle Turning Angle Diff???? 3.6L 4.5R
rear -2.6 -2.6
toe ,12 .11
the rear seens too lower. i am bring it back to shop tomorrow
i dropped mine 2" in the front and 1.5" in the rear and dont have any rubbing problems.
i have the full kinetix setup on my car and i like it it does the job.
a arms, toe rods, and camber arms
the spc kit for the rear is probably the easiest, cheapest, and best to use for the g. i would recomemend them for the rear.
for the front you can either get the kinetix, 350evo, cusco, or spc.
i have the kinetix on mine and they arent bad. they squeek a little though so you ill have to put some grease on them to keep them from squeeking.
the 350evo are probably the best ones out there, but they are also the most expensive.
the cusco can only give you a +.5 degree in there max setting. they arent adjustable anymore than that and would probably not work for you with your setup because you wouldnt be able to get enough of that negative camber out of the front.
the spc ones arent out yet but should be coming out shortly. these should be plenty adjustable for you like hte kinetix or 350evo, and very high quality. you should call peter at iapdirect.com and ask him about the spc camber kits and when the front a arms will be coming out. tell him the florida g35 club sent you over to him.
how new are your tires?? if they are older and reaching the end of their life i would just drive on them and wait for the spc front a arms to come out. if they are pretty new then i wouldnt drive your car till you got your camber fixed. in that situation i would search for posts on here and my350z.com and look for kinetix a arms that someone is trying to sell.
i have the full kinetix setup on my car and i like it it does the job.
a arms, toe rods, and camber arms
the spc kit for the rear is probably the easiest, cheapest, and best to use for the g. i would recomemend them for the rear.
for the front you can either get the kinetix, 350evo, cusco, or spc.
i have the kinetix on mine and they arent bad. they squeek a little though so you ill have to put some grease on them to keep them from squeeking.
the 350evo are probably the best ones out there, but they are also the most expensive.
the cusco can only give you a +.5 degree in there max setting. they arent adjustable anymore than that and would probably not work for you with your setup because you wouldnt be able to get enough of that negative camber out of the front.
the spc ones arent out yet but should be coming out shortly. these should be plenty adjustable for you like hte kinetix or 350evo, and very high quality. you should call peter at iapdirect.com and ask him about the spc camber kits and when the front a arms will be coming out. tell him the florida g35 club sent you over to him.
how new are your tires?? if they are older and reaching the end of their life i would just drive on them and wait for the spc front a arms to come out. if they are pretty new then i wouldnt drive your car till you got your camber fixed. in that situation i would search for posts on here and my350z.com and look for kinetix a arms that someone is trying to sell.
Last edited by SFLG35; Apr 4, 2006 at 10:18 AM.
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Originally Posted by SFLG35
the 350evo are probably the best ones out there, but they are also the most expensive.
(i run stillen rear rods but
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