How much camber does a camber plate make?

After much R&D, it is time to release them. You can achieve -7 degrees of camber with no modifications to your chassis. These plates will position the top nut (large 21mm nut which secures the coilover shaft to the pillow ball mount) of your coilover to the outer extremity of your strut tower opening.

Do camber plates raise ride height?

Yes camber plates on PSS10s use up the adjustment range of the coilover. They increase stack height and require the coilover collars to be spun even lower. This can cause damage to the internals of the shock as well as cause a potentially uncomfortable ride.

Do camber plates lower the car?

Front camber doesn’t change much with lowering. Rear control arms might be required. Lower more than an inch or so, and the rear camber gets pretty crazy. You will see that the rear camber will increase more then the front when you lower the car.

Do camber plates affect toe?

On these plates, the change in toe is not exactly linear with camber, but it’s fairly close. For each degree of camber change, I ended up with a 40 minute change in toe. Toe goes more negative (toe out) with increasing negative camber.

How much camber can you get with a camber bolt?

Normal camber on the stock bolts is around 1.2 max. If you get additional camber bolts (top and bottom) you can get about 2 degrees max.

Do camber plates work?

Though used on their own, camber and caster plates are also an important finishing step when lowering a vehicle or otherwise modifying the suspension of a vehicle. Caster camber plates change the angles of a vehicle’s wheels, which many use to give a vehicle a wider looking stance.

Do camber plates raise your car?

The IE fixed camber plates are excellent IMO. that’s right you can do that, or you can also leave it. I found that when I put the on the IE plates, they really raised it by 1/4″, maybe even less than that.

Are camber plates good?

Do you need an alignment after changing camber?

You still won’t need an alignment. Yes you will, you still need to set the camber to ensure it’s even and where you want it. Yes you will, you still need to set the camber to ensure it’s even and where you want it.

Does negative camber cause toe in or out?

Alignment has three main parameters: Camber, Caster and Toe-in. Camber is the tilt of the tire from top to bottom. If the tire tilts in at the top (towards the vehicle), it has “negative” camber. If it tilts out at the top (away from the vehicle), it has “positive” camber.

Can you run two camber bolts?

Registered. Although possible it’s not best practice to use two bolts. The bolts are a smaller cross-sectional area which allow movement so camber can be adjusted using the other bolt as a pivot point.