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the rear camber on my r32 gtr is scrubbing out the inner edge of my tyres, so thought i would get it sorted.

the car has tein coilovers and is fairly low. Are these camber arms the best way to fix it??

the car only gets street use, so i dont want it to stiff, do these do anything to the ride quality?

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hey,

there are 2 ways you can fix this,

depending on the amount of coins you wish to spend.

cheap easy and nasty first would be to take an angle grinder to the little lip on the inside of your car and roll it out with a gaurd flare tool or a hammer.

the preferred option would be to buy rear camber arms (this is what i have done with my 33 gts as i am running gtr offset rims) this will cost you around $600 i suggest ICS performance online. But you will be burning through tyres as a result from only the inside of your tyre will be providing traction in a straight line.

mate,

i think you have misunderstood me, my car is already burning through tyres because of bad negative camber.

that is the problem i am trying to fix.

just want to know if the camber arms are the best way of fixing it.

my tyres dont touch the guards! even with 18x10 rims and 265 tyres there is plenty of room.

hey,

there are 2 ways you can fix this,

depending on the amount of coins you wish to spend.

cheap easy and nasty first would be to take an angle grinder to the little lip on the inside of your car and roll it out with a gaurd flare tool or a hammer.

the preferred option would be to buy rear camber arms (this is what i have done with my 33 gts as i am running gtr offset rims) this will cost you around $600 i suggest ICS performance online. But you will be burning through tyres as a result from only the inside of your tyre will be providing traction in a straight line.

  • 5 months later...

mate,

i think you have misunderstood me, my car is already burning through tyres because of bad negative camber.

that is the problem i am trying to fix.

just want to know if the camber arms are the best way of fixing it.

my tyres dont touch the guards! even with 18x10 rims and 265 tyres there is plenty of room.

Yes, Rear upper camber arms is exactly what you need. You will need to get a wheel alignment afterwards. There is a range of brands to pick from. JJR, ISC, Cusco, KKR... I dont recommend non brand ebay items. I run JJR in my car.

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