One guy in japan is a step ahead of me. He is using camber shims/washers to help correct his camber.
I'm chasing about 1.5 degrees on the rear with neutral toe.
My current alignment http://ayu452.blogspot.com.au/2011/10/alignment-by-wade-bridgestone.html
Well not so much current because now i have camber top Blitz ZZR units on the front of the RColt. Previous alignment was made via 12mm camber pins and my Tein Super Compact running OEM top mounts.
Rims I plan to fit http://ayu452.blogspot.com.au/2012/05/rota-grid-15x8-0-z7ag.html
My goal is to end up with a simple bolt on shim as seen here for the Suzuki Swift which uses shims on inside and outside. Must be so there is less stress introduced on the bolt Suzuki Swift Shims
Below photos taken from http://minkara.carview.co.jp/userid/398319/car/363133/624404/note.aspx
Rear shot of rear hub and the ABS Sensor +4 hub bolts |
Rear hub assembly unbolted from the mount |
Some specs from Minkara |
Adding spacers to correct toe and camber. |
camber shim i am designing. |
Thic ones could double as wheel spacers.
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