BL/BP camber specifications

[BadLuck]

Hey guys, I am looking at certing my car, I've just got adjustable coilovers on it right now as well as wheels. Seeing as they cert you for wheel size too I will need to cert it on these wheels.

Only thing is the rear has a lot of natural camber, as in its only cambered because I've lowered it.

Will I need to install camber arms too to pull the camber out again? What are the specifications for this chassis? Would like to keep as much camber as possible for tyre clearance.

[Rosssub]

My BH is sitting on Cusco adjustable coilovers, lowered on 18's without rear camber arms. Sitting at just over 2' negative camber, specs/details in here:

http://clubsub.org.nz/forum/showthread.php?44511-Wheel-allignment-specs-preferences

[BadLuck]

I have a feeling I'm sitting around -3-4degrees. I'm just about lip to guard on 18x9.5s

Are you certed? The whole game changes if already certified but I don't want to have to lift it too much to cert as you only get +/- 5%

[Rosssub]

Yip certed at 335mm +/- 5%, so definitely not as low as yours. You're probably right on the 3-4' negative:

[Kiwi_Fozze]

Bear in mind when certing you need a current alignment sheet showing camber wothin factory spec

[BadLuck]

Yeah I know you need the alignment, hence wanting to know what the factory specs are. Is their tolerance 1degree from factory or 1.5? Trying to gauge what I can get away with. Guessing that I will need adjustable rear camber arms.

Front will be an issue as they poke more in the front than the rear. I have 10mm slip on spacers in rear that even it out. Those will come out once camber arms are installed

[Rosssub]

Specified range is in the centre column.

Rear Camber --0.50' +/- 0.75'. So from 0.25 positive to 1.25' negative.

Front Camber -0.25' +/- 0.50'. So from 0.25 positive to 0.75' negative.