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Old 08-23-2013, 08:33 PM
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Ingalls camber kit

I have the Ingalls camber kit on my 07 base TL, lowered and cambered at -3 flat on passenger side & -3.2 on driver side. When I went to get my alignment, guy said he can not adjust the driver side anymore to make it a flat -3 like the passenger side is now. I asked why and he said that the driver side is no longer adjustable and can't go anymore positive? Is this true, or does he not know what he's doing?

He showed me how the other side still has thread to play with, and the driver side does not, and therefore can not be adjusted to go any more positive.

He suggested I get an "eccentric bolt" for it to be adjusted more out. Any opinions/advice would be appreciate please!

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did u make sure to evenly thread the endlinks on the bars? if not then u may just need to uninstall and adjust the endlinks so that u have more threads on the +side
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did u make sure to evenly thread the endlinks on the bars? if not then u may just need to uninstall and adjust the endlinks so that u have more threads on the +side
Do that to both sides? Or just the one that's short
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Anyone else have any input?
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Like mentioned above, Uninstall and reinstall making sure the same amount of threads are on both sides
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Anyone else have any input?
what u didnt trust me!!!???
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what u didnt trust me!!!???
No you're lying!! Lol I'm joking man, of course I did. That makes perfect sense. I'm going back there on Monday to have them do that actually. I honestly just like to get all probable causes just in case! I appreciate your help very much sir!
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It turned out my camber kit's end links have two different sizes/lengths? The left one was originally supposed to be on the right, and the right was supposed to be on the left lol. Problem fixed for anyone who ever has this issue! Thanks for the help cazio. I measured each side and that's how I found that out!
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this would have been useful the other day then lol
then each endlink has different spacing, I believe the camber arm
has longer spacers extending out the sides of the endlink
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