is there a way to put camber onto the front and rear wheels?
or do i have to buy a camber kit?
you dont turn a holden off
you power it down!
for any one who asks, holdens dont leak oil, there marking there territory
To tell you the truth i'm not entirely sure a camber kit alone will get what you want to acheive...
I had always thought that when getting your car lowered professionally this camber angle was automatically obtained because of the parts themselves producing such an effect...
I would probably hit up a suspension specialist and grill them for answers as this is probably the only way to get a 100% correct answer..
good luck with it!
Camber can be done on the fronts by moving the strut bolts, usually with a wheel alignment, for the rears you need to have an IRS setup, & then lowering your car will give you some camber, otherwise your looking at a camber kit (outside) & toe kit (inside).
Why do you want camber? drift setup?
Best bet is to go chat with a suspension guy, tell him what you want to achieve & Im sure he can help you dial up some numbers to suit.
yea, im lookin for a ste up that gives me the best of both worlds, somthing thats gunna be grippy untill i tell it not to be, in other words, somthing tha will work for most conditions and styles, i know it sounds silly and ill prob get given shit about it but i want a set up that works for me, im sure you know what i mean
ill go find me a suspension expert and see what he says, maby i can get a deal lol
you dont turn a holden off
you power it down!
for any one who asks, holdens dont leak oil, there marking there territory
The standard front strut tops are adjustable a bit if you want to go further than that you need more adjustable strut tops. Standard IRS in the rear is about 2 degrees camber but I'm guessing you have live axel anyway. Anyway the local suspension shop will set it up for performance or easy driving whatever you ask for. It makes more difference to the way the car drives and handles than anything else so it's worth having right
wicked!
ill take it in and getem to give me a quote etc
you dont turn a holden off
you power it down!
for any one who asks, holdens dont leak oil, there marking there territory