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L18_B110
Re: -ve camber on a 1200
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it will work, but I don't think that 10mm will get you a 2 degree change. You should also plate it for strength.

Posted on: 2002/9/11 23:00
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ang94541
Re: -ve camber on a 1200
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I guess that would work.
I slotted the holes on the strut tower about 10-15mm. I figure this gives me some degree of adjustment

Posted on: 2002/9/11 17:50
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datto_dave
-ve camber on a 1200
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i have hered and i quote "If you want your 1200 to have some -ve camber (factory spec is +1.5 degrees), just move the lower control arm mounts in the cross member. Redrilling the mounts about 10mm outward from their original position will result in about 0.5 degrees of negative camber." is this true?


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