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Originally Posted by WAM
Measuring over a 22" vertical reference, the top of the tire leans in 1.07". Maybe I did the math wrong, (show me) but my calculator says that's 2.8 degrees.
1.07/22 = .0486
arc tan .0486 = 2.78 degrees
Don't need no iphone...gotta a watkins pro digital camber gauge. But I've changed the ride height an inch since those measurements, so it would be a little bit apples and oranges. My coilover supplier is sending me some new pieces, so I'll double check everything again when it comes off my lift. BTW, I just ordered your cambolts...thanx for the tip.
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I'm just saying, _most_ people are getting 1.8-2.0 with just the top bolt flipped. If you're getting an extra degree, then either your car has something bent, was built sloppily or is a freak. All of which are valid options
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Originally Posted by sQuid^
Hey goofy, did you install those eccentric bolts on your evo x?
That seems like a great way to get more camber!
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I did, but then I removed them when I got new brackets on my coilovers... so now I'm up to > -4.5* of camber.
Evo_Someday has them in his VIII and he's getting ~3*