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Old 02-02-2012, 12:54 AM   #28
Kaotic Lazagna
 
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Originally Posted by derickveliz2 View Post
Kao... Yes you are right,
I'm so naive in this topic and when I noticed the wear and studied the geometric of the suspension, it was clear to me that... when the wheel travels up and down the camber converts into toe. )o:

Thanks Kao, coming from you it's a big compliment (I know how honest your are when you don't like some thing) the O.Z. Ultraleggera have been a great match, not only with looks but overall performance.




D.

No problem. Yeah, it took me some time to know what I know about suspension (still got tons more to know tho). Basic thinking is when ever a car is lowered (or suspension compressed), more negative camber is added. And when more negative camber is added, more toe-in occurs. So if you ever want to adjust your toe, adjust camber first, then adjust the toe.

No problem. I've always liked your sedan. So clean!
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