Camber On R32

[rowan]

hey guys is ther any way of useing the stock wishbones to give me camber or do i have to go n buy adjustable ones

[djr81]

hey guys is ther any way of useing the stock wishbones to give me camber or do i have to go n buy adjustable ones

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

In short, no.

There is a degree of adjustability already available (out to about 1.25 degrees negative), however camber adjustment beyond the factory ranges is usually done using offset bushes rather than the actual wishbones. Try Whiteline suspensions.

[HR-32]

mine has just lowered springs and the camber is noticeably negative. when taking off hard two very thin marks imprint onto the road and visually you can see the difference! i am not sure if there is any handling difference.

[Sydneykid]

mine has just lowered springs and the camber is noticeably negative. when taking off hard two very thin marks imprint onto the road and visually you can see the difference! i am not sure if there is any handling difference.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

There are standard rear camber adjusters on R32/33/34 models on the inner mount of the upper control arm. This is a picture of an R33/Stagea one;

This is from the rear, you can just see the adjuster bolt up near the fuel tank;

Just make sure it is set to the minimum negative camber setting ie; the longest distance between the mount and the wheel. If it is and you still have more than 0.5 to 1.0 degrees negative then you need to get a set of adjustable camber bushes. Refer to the Whiteline/ Bilstein Group Buy thread for your particular model for more details (including prices).

cheers

Edited November 26, 2005 by Sydneykid