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      First thing you want to do is make sure that the camber gain is going in the direction that you want. I'm pretty sure that with the OE initial arm inclinations that the front RC is below grade and that the camber gain is +camber in bump for most of the suspension travel. I'm not sure what revising the arm length and lowering will do to that.

      One thing to watch with drop spindles is clearance between the wheel/tire and the outer tierod end/steering arm. At about 4.25" backspace with a 15" wheel, the outer lips of the UCAs will probably start be the first points of interference (under combinations of steering plus bump), and this probably happens with 16" and maybe 17" wheels as well.



      At a 18" wheel size, all of that stuff may fit inside the barrel of the wheels, at which time the wheel clearance issue may move to the front sta-bar or the LCA itself.

      Investigate carefully!

      For a PT car, you probably want some -camber gain in bump.

      A dedicated dragstrip toy probably wants something else for camber gain.


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      '08 GT coupe, 5M, suspension unstockish (the occasional track toy)
      '19 WRX, Turbo-H4/6M (the family sedan . . . seriously)
      Gone but not forgotten dep't:
      '01 Maxima 20AE 5M, '10 LGT 6M, '95 626, V6/5M; '79 Malibu, V8/4M-5M; '87 Maxima, V6/5M; '72 Pinto, I4/4M; '64 Dodge V8/3A




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