R32 Gtst Adj. Camber ?

[$$slowmedown]

hey all

My tyres are down to the radials/canvas. And I have noticed that they're exceptionally worn on the front indsides....

The car is a 93 R32 GTST with Tein coilovers, Whiteline handling kit, strut bars, etc

I need info on who makes adjustable camber components for skylines to correct this problem....??

Any help on parts/suspension set-up advice would be great!

There was some for sale recently on the forums here (link below) does anyone know who makes them....?

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=89321

Rob

[Bl4cK32]

Try whilteline, or Noltec.

If your front inners are worn, id say your car may be too low.

[Sydneykid]

hey all

My tyres are down to the radials/canvas. And I have noticed that they're exceptionally worn on the front indsides....

The car is a 93 R32 GTST with Tein coilovers, Whiteline handling kit, strut bars, etc

I need info on who makes adjustable camber components for skylines to correct this problem....??

Any help on parts/suspension set-up advice would be great!

There was some for sale recently on the forums here (link below) does anyone know who makes them....?

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=89321

Rob

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

There is Group Buy on Whiteline and Bilstein suspension on at the moment;

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=85591

You should be able to get a set of front and rear camber bushes at the Group Buy price.

But you really should measure the ride height (centre of wheel to guard) and have the wheel alignment checked. Then post up the ruesults here and I will do my best to recommend what needs to be done and what parts are required to fix it.

cheers

[garage-13]

pillowball arms etc will give more adjustment then whiteline bushes etc..

maybe an idea.

[AzzurrA]

pillowball arms etc will give more adjustment then whiteline bushes etc..

maybe an idea.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

and they are also more expensive, not legal for road use unless you can find an engineer to give you a certificate for them (in which case they have to have complete dust boots etc over them), and wear at a greater rate than bushes