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Old 03-06-2008, 06:36 AM   #31
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Default Re: My Alignment Before and After w/ Whiteline Plates

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OK - rephrased:

When the plates are slammed for max negative camber, the amount of negative camber you get is -2.3?
It was untill I adjusted the stock ecentric bolts to get -2.8. You have to understand that I have the bolts to near full positive for clearance at the struts with my 275's. If I took my eccentric bolts to full negative & the plates to full negative I would probably be at -3.5+ camber in the front.

Its sort of a game im playing...maximum wheel clearance...and maximum camber. Neither can be fully optimized...and thus I have to make comprimises.


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