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supraman508
06-11-2008, 01:16 AM
I was wondering if i took my rear strut rods off could i still drive her?i'm asking this question do to i want my rear cambers to be noticeable by site.I like seeing cambers on rear wheel drive sport cars when the top of the wheel is caved in and the bottom of the wheel is sticking out like 1987 300z's.no what i mean.I know this type of rear suspension set up is for performance cornering.pleas sombody tell me i can still drive my 7mge without the strut rods.
CyFi6
06-11-2008, 01:41 AM
Thats very silly... I dont have an answer to your question, but you are going to tear through the inside edge of your tires very quickly if you do the negative camber just for "the look":aigo:
BTW why would you remove the strut rods? They have nothing to do with camber... And i believe they call it a trailing arm or tension rod in the rear.
This is bound for the "Wall Of Shame" :nono:
supraman508
06-11-2008, 01:50 AM
This is bound for the "Wall Of Shame" :nono:Thats nice,you ask a question and it goes to the wall of shame.I was just qurious:icon_evil
supraman508
06-11-2008, 01:54 AM
Thats very silly... I dont have an answer to your question, but you are going to tear through the inside edge of your tires very quickly if you do the negative camber just for "the look":aigo:
BTW why would you remove the strut rods? They have nothing to do with camber... And i believe they call it a trailing arm or tension rod in the rear.the strut rods are preventing me from adjusting my cambers.I just wanted to adjust them only by 4or6degrees,thats all.I don't want to change the setting to much towards where i would damage the tires.
Just remove the bushings from the upper A arms. I'm pretty sure that would do it.... until you turn of course. ;)
Generally, removing suspension components for the sake of looks is really only something you want to do if the car is not being driven. So if you want it to look bad ass while it's down from a BHG, then just prop it on blocks and pull the upper A arms. Otherwise, you're probably better off forgetting it. If you must the settle and adjust the camber as far as the stock hardware will allow.
You could look into adjustable replacement arms. I think A1 makes a set... IIRC, that's the name. HPF sells them.
Thats nice,you ask a question and it goes to the wall of shame.I was just qurious:icon_evil
It's an idiotic question....
"only 4>6 degrees" it'll trash tires in weeks :nono:
supraman508
06-11-2008, 02:08 AM
Just remove the bushings from the upper A arms. I'm pretty sure that would do it.... until you turn of course. ;)
Generally, removing suspension components for the sake of looks is really only something you want to do if the car is not being driven. So if you want it to look bad ass while it's down from a BHG, then just prop it on blocks and pull the upper A arms. Otherwise, you're probably better off forgetting it. If you must the settle and adjust the camber as far as the stock hardware will allow.
You could look into adjustable replacement arms. I think A1 makes a set... IIRC, that's the name. HPF sells them.so removing the bushings i will not be able to drive at all,and if i do take a corner what will happen.Let me guess,my tire will fall off.l.m.a.o
supraman508
06-11-2008, 02:19 AM
It's an idiotic question....
"only 4>6 degrees" it'll trash tires in weeks :nono:buuuutttt can i still drive the car,yes or no?
buuuutttt can i still drive the car,yes or no?
no..
supraman508
06-11-2008, 11:01 AM
no..thank you
HommerSimpson
06-11-2008, 11:17 AM
if you look at the adjusting bolts... you know the things with the big ass washer on them that turn and move the control arms in and out.... If you take the bolts out... drop BOTH lower control arms.. the rear one and the middle one... there are 3 on each side... leave the one in front alone....
but anyway drop both the control arms.. take a hammer and bend the tabs that the washers hit...flaten them flat... the ONES closeset to center of car..
then you see the longated slot the bolts went threw... get a grinder like a drimel and make them about 3/16 1/4 longer gling towards the CENTER of car... replace all the stuff and you can now pull the bottom of the tires IN and the TOP will go out... NOW to fix your tire rub that will happen if car is lowered.. take a base ball bat.... stick it behind tire and fenderwell and drive fwd... this will roll the lip under and if you stick large end of bat between there it will acually flare the whole fender out...
Now imho you should have someone help you... as the question you asked ... well NEVER take shit off suspension... you gona kill someone.. you want to kill yourself.. get a gun... but dont be takin shit off your car that can cause you to WRECK...
supraman508
06-11-2008, 06:42 PM
if you look at the adjusting bolts... you know the things with the big ass washer on them that turn and move the control arms in and out.... If you take the bolts out... drop BOTH lower control arms.. the rear one and the middle one... there are 3 on each side... leave the one in front alone....
but anyway drop both the control arms.. take a hammer and bend the tabs that the washers hit...flaten them flat... the ONES closeset to center of car..
then you see the longated slot the bolts went threw... get a grinder like a drimel and make them about 3/16 1/4 longer gling towards the CENTER of car... replace all the stuff and you can now pull the bottom of the tires IN and the TOP will go out... NOW to fix your tire rub that will happen if car is lowered.. take a base ball bat.... stick it behind tire and fenderwell and drive fwd... this will roll the lip under and if you stick large end of bat between there it will acually flare the whole fender out...
Now imho you should have someone help you... as the question you asked ... well NEVER take shit off suspension... you gona kill someone.. you want to kill yourself.. get a gun... but dont be takin shit off your car that can cause you to WRECK...l.m.a.o,i'll just leave it alone.thanks
l.m.a.o,i'll just leave it alone.thanks
Smartest thing you've said in this thread yet...
No, you can't remove the strut rods, and still drive the car. :3d_frown:
HommerSimpson
06-11-2008, 08:10 PM
the method i sujested would not hurt the car in anyway... FOR those that have a camber issue after lowering car.. and there is ALWAYS a camber issue to deal with when you do lowere our cars... and best of all... its free.. if you can do yourself... beats hell out of buy new tires every few thousand miles...
or you can go nuts like i did :}
http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/ff254/Hommersimpson/MKIII%20lower%20control%20arms/wiringrearaxelbushings-1.jpg
BorHor
06-11-2008, 08:14 PM
LOL your car is going to be retarded. The toe is going to be so bad your tires are going to pop just driving down the road.
Rennat
06-11-2008, 08:20 PM
since when is it cool to drive around on some fucked up suspension calling it "cool" or a mod? people are scray sometimes...
supraman508
06-11-2008, 08:27 PM
LOL your car is going to be retarded. The toe is going to be so bad your tires are going to pop just driving down the road.borhor i like the way your cambers are set in the back.looks sweat man:love:
speed
06-14-2008, 03:27 AM
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PROJECT N00b
06-14-2008, 03:35 AM
Didn't IJ close the same thread just like this?
You're an idiot.
This was covered in the other thread post another and you'll be having time off for SM.
He sure did for...it was in the SME section. And, I agree, it's utter stupidity to even consider adjusting camber for the reasons stated.
http://img2.putfile.com/thumb/6/16510585046.jpg (http://www.putfile.com/pic/8295338)
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