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Hey everyone. My buddy thinks my R33 GTR might have some slight frame damage. Just took it in for a wheel alignment and these are the results. Is anyone able to clarify this for me? 

 

The car is running on coilovers and is lowered, it also has adjustable toe arms. 

 

Thanks!

 

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Agreed with Dobz.

Cannot say I see anything unnerving there. Would love to hear the reasoning behind your friends' remark.

FYI two things;

Even if you somehow adjust everything on both sides to same degree and minute, the moment you bounce the suspension, everything will likely be off by a couple of minutes again. Rubber bushings.

Things being in the red does not equal things are bad. Lower any car and you get christmas theme on your alignment sheet.

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With a lowered car if you want to dial back the negative camber, adjustable upper control arms are a must, both front and rear.  They should also help bringing caster and toe back in the green, but as mentioned in previous replies that's not necessary and your specs look fine.

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