Will This Affect Camber?
Will This Affect Camber?
hey guys well ive noticed that with my rear wheels one side is cambered ALOT while the other is normal cambered. "slightly" ive looked numerous times and this is what i found. I've researched these are normally bent in the middle, but im not to sure. heres what im dealing with.


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That looks to be the front sway bar. No, it shouldn't be like that. No, that won't affect camber. While it may be a problem, your going to have to look else where for the issue. It looks like some one hit something and bent a few things.
The rear sway bar comes from the factory with this kink. They do this to intentionally influence the sway bar rate progression.
The rear suspension is fully adjustable for camber and toe. Excessive camber could be as simple as an alignment adjustment or as difficult as bent/worn/broken parts. Start with trying to have it aligned and the tech should be able to determine quickly if there is a mechanical issue instead.
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Last edited by TeamRX8; Oct 29, 2013 at 08:18 AM.
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