get 2 used rear arms and get a fabrication shop to make you new tubular bars with adjustable camber.
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Im sick of rear camber.
Im sick of looking at that rear camber. I have new springs/shocks in the back but the neg camber is still there.
I'm sure everyone wants to know, because in most pictures taken of mk2's the camber is noticable... but I thought I'd ask anyway.
I'm sure everyone wants to know, because in most pictures taken of mk2's the camber is noticable... but I thought I'd ask anyway.
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It HAS to be done... its not a matter of money when it is a neccitty, id save on tires in the long run.
ive got two more mint control arms, so im half way there.
ive got two more mint control arms, so im half way there.
just find a shop that fabs custom arms for offroad trucks , dune buggys, or mustangs.
http://www.racefabinc.com/images/mustang_lower_control_arm.JPG
you can even get spherical bearings, alignment adjustment points and all sorts of fun things installed while fabricating. :idea:
http://www.racefabinc.com/images/mustang_lower_control_arm.JPG
you can even get spherical bearings, alignment adjustment points and all sorts of fun things installed while fabricating. :idea:
The simple way is to slot the crossmember and add an eccentric to the outside mount. If you are handy with welding and fabrication this is a relatively simple mod.
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