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hey guys i have a set of d2 coilovers and i think the camber is straight up and down and its pissing me off when i take a cnr, it feels as tho the wheels gonna snap off :laugh:

I want to put some negative camber on it but i want to know how easy its gonna be?? will i need a wheel alignment after i do it?? anything else i need to know??

oh and yes they are adjustable tops. :)

Cheers.

Cal.

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Yea i would reccomend getting a wheel alignment, i changed my JIC coilovers to 2.5- degrees by looking at the markings on the camber tops but then i went for a wheel alignment and found that one side of the car was only runnin 1.5- and the other was 3.0-. Its also handy as you can check how much castor and toe you are running too,

so what do you guys think is a good setup to run?. (toe, castor,etc..)

Well what I have is pretty good. But a few other things with that...

1.6* camber. (I need probably 0.3 -0.4 * more)

7ish* castor

1.5mm toe out.

Rear 1* camber.

No toe or so close it doesnt matter.

Few things with my set up.

30mm solid front sway bar. Its a big sucker.

I have softer springs than most of you lot.

I also have SK speced bilstiens to suit my springs.

That and the car is quite high compaired to most of you.

Its very quick round corners.

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