Subject	yeah it is.
Posted by	sbsTT(MD) on November 07, 2002 at 12:51 PM
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In Reply To	is negative camber for the fronts normal for the z? >> posted by stockplayerz (maverick-NYC) on November 07, 2002 at 12:42 PM
Message	but -2 degrees is a bit out of spec. Do you have lowering springs? I put eibachs on mine and my front camber is -2 on both sides. I think factory spec is -.8 - -1.6. So -2 is a bit out of spec. And it will cause your tires to wear on the insides. Rotation will help, but not solve the problem. 300 Degree camber correction kit or adjustable A-arms from Stillen or Midori are the only ways to fix it. Zee Ya, Spencer AIM: sbsTT14 '91 300ZX TT Stage III+ '88 Chevy S-10 Blazer "I felt like I was rear-ended by a highspeed train when I ran the car on high boost first time. Crazy...just crazy...." - timz 18:18:31 09/08/02 "I popped the clutch and turned the knob, and I was off." - BillyB. 23:49:15 10/03/02
Follow Ups	is negative camber for the fronts normal for the z? >> - stockplayerz (maverick-NYC) 12:42:09 11/07/02 yeah it is. - sbsTT(MD) 12:51:30 11/07/02 Thats too much camber for daily driving. - Chicago tanman 13:01:29 11/07/02 You're at the limit, but you should be fine (n/m) - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 13:33:18 11/07/02
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