Front camber adjustment when lowering a wagon.

TadasTadas Wagonist
in Suspension, Braking & Wheels
I am planning on lowering my wagon very soon and I wonder how much the front camber will need to be adjusted for tires to be back to normal?

I plan on buying sk-import upper control arms that allow -4/+4 camber adjustment and I wonder if that will be enough.

I do NOT want a stance / _ \ look but rather a normal |_| performance oriented setting.

I will surely buy rear camber kit as well, but I was just wondering if those adjustments will let me correct the camber when lowering the wagon.

Comments

  • HaydzHaydz Moderator
    I have the Skunk2 Pro upper control arms and the Ingalls kit in the rear. The skunk2 arms are not near max adjustment, but my car has not been lowered excessively.

    My camber figures;

    Front 1.06 degrees
    Rear 1.30 degrees
  • TadasTadas Wagonist
    Haydz wrote: »
    I have the Skunk2 Pro upper control arms and the Ingalls kit in the rear. The skunk2 arms are not near max adjustment, but my car has not been lowered excessively.

    My camber figures;

    Front 1.06 degrees
    Rear 1.30 degrees

    So my adjustment of +/-4 degrees should be plenty then?
  • HaydzHaydz Moderator
    Yes it will do fine. If you aren't lowering that much then you won't need much adjustment.
  • TadasTadas Wagonist
    Thank you for the answer.
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