Subject	I have a 300degree camber kit and adjustable FUCA...
Posted by	Barry (NJ) on April 04, 2011 at 1:55 PM
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In Reply To	Wait... posted by Bernie (NoVA) on April 04, 2011 at 12:12 PM
Message	This way the arm is used for camber correction, fine adjustment, rather than compensation for the lowering springs. It keeps the adjustable arm less extended, so with more threads in the arm, I feel it'll be stronger. Just my 2¢
Follow Ups	Big Brake / Upper Arms / Tension Rods Install - arrowenterprises 12:03:59 04/04/11 question, why keep the camber comp kit with the adjust... - Cap927(Boston) 12:12:27 04/04/11 Upper arm length / pivot point affects camber gain - Ashman2k2 16:40:16 04/04/11 Wait... - Bernie (NoVA) 12:12:48 04/04/11 2nd, Rule of thumb " minimum 2 threads past the nut" (n/m) - Cap927(Boston) 12:20:19 04/04/11 pfft, if it fits, it ships! (n/m) - Halo TTZ 12:36:36 04/04/11 Are you working for AMS now?? :) (n/m) - Cap927(Boston) 12:39:35 04/04/11 not for all the piss poor parts from China. - Halo TTZ 17:47:52 04/04/11 Re: questions - arrowenterprises 12:31:47 04/04/11 only drawback is the money you wasted on the arms. (n/m) - Halo TTZ 12:38:38 04/04/11 Elaborate please. (n/m) - arrowenterprises 13:07:45 04/04/11 really? (n/m) - Halo TTZ 13:29:12 04/04/11 Yeah, really (n/m) - arrowenterprises 13:43:19 04/04/11 if you're using the Adj. control arms at the same lenght - Cap927(Boston) 13:39:06 04/04/11 Re: Adj. control arms. - arrowenterprises 13:42:47 04/04/11 not at all, keep them, it's just that having the camber> - Cap927(Boston) 13:49:07 04/04/11 Agreed...I realize it's just another link in the chain but - arrowenterprises 13:59:11 04/04/11 think McFly.............. (n/m) - LJZTT 14:08:35 04/04/11 In order for the bolts to lock into the nuts they need to - Bernie (NoVA) 12:41:40 04/04/11 I have a 300degree camber kit and adjustable FUCA... - Barry (NJ) 13:55:36 04/04/11 I appreciate the 2cents, advice and personal experience are - arrowenterprises 14:00:40 04/04/11 Too lazy to remove it? (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 15:02:12 04/04/11 No, they were installed after the fact, with a second set of - Barry (NJ) 15:12:42 04/04/11 No reason the arms can't do that be themselves. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 15:21:15 04/04/11 Re: Big Brake / Upper Arms / Tension Rods Install - CmyZ 12:50:00 04/04/11 bolt length - arrowenterprises 14:42:35 04/04/11 ...and nice catch to Bernie for pointing it out. (n/m) - Noncon (STL) 18:28:10 04/04/11
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