It may. Other carz with solid rear axle required shims to set alignment.
You could call Eibach, and ask if they had to with their test koup.
You could call Eibach, and ask if they had to with their test koup.
Rear camber from lowering?
Sup guys,
do any of you know if lowering my Forte with h&r sports would have an effect on rear camber ?
i browsed different forums/website and got different answers, so i'm asking here now!
I'm thinking a torsion beam shouldnt be affected by lowering, but I'm not really familiar with this type of rear suspension.
thanks!
do any of you know if lowering my Forte with h&r sports would have an effect on rear camber ?
i browsed different forums/website and got different answers, so i'm asking here now!
I'm thinking a torsion beam shouldnt be affected by lowering, but I'm not really familiar with this type of rear suspension.
thanks!
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You won't need shims...the suspension setup is the same as any mk3-ish volkswagen. the camber will change slightly but no need for shims. lower-away.
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