How to decrease camber? Hotchkis Arms

[Henesian]

Ah, I see old boy. The problem here is that the upper control arm is too short, or the lower control arm is too long, tipping the spindle back. This happened on my PTFB upper arms, can't get more positive than -0.5. HOWEVER, look at your upper control arm shaft, and see if one side of the shaft is thinner than the other, and if it is, take the upper arm bolts off and flip the shaft so the thin side is up against the subframe mount. This will get your arms more forward a bit, making the arms effectively longer, giving you less camber. Good luck, old boy.



OH, also, do us a favor please and measure the UCA arms. The stock arms are 9" long. The relation of the UCA to LCA arm length determines how tipped back or forward the spindle is.