I've been trying to find camber kits for my tc...i just put on my stechs and wanted to fix the negative camber problem..but right now the only ones i see are hotchkis REAR camber kits. does anyone know where i could find the front ones? or if they even have them out yet? if i do the back..i definitely want to do the front as well...

 

An alignment shop should be able to get camber bolts for your car

 

or this
[url=http://www.ptuning.com/html/Item-Desc.cfm?PartNo=PTSPC81290&MakeCode=scion&ModelCode=tC&ModelYear=2005%20All&ModelDesc=tC]This

 

nice product but i don't think thats enough camber for me

 

I know there was a member that got some H & R front canber bolts for $45 but I cant remember what the screen was. I know it was on clubsciontc.com

 

So with mcpherson struts and with up to 1.75 degree camber adjustment you'll still have too much camber? Our front setup shouldn't be too off even with a large drop. It's the rear wishbone suspension that really needs it. 1.75 degrees is a decent amount and for our front suspension design should be more than enough. Keep in mind some camber will actually increase your car's cornering ability.

 

^Agreed but it is always nice to be able to control the camber. Something like 1 degrees in the front and .5 degree in the back would be a good start for a daily drivin car. For track or autoX 2deg. front 1 deg. back. Obviously you want to play around with camber adjustments based on current suspension set up, track set up and tires

 

Hu,

We spoke on PM before about this. Call Toyota, ask for Parts, ask them for the front strut bolts for your car. If they are clueless you will need to use this as reference and give them the part numbers you need.

http://www.trdsparks.com/install/tCFWheelAlignment.pdf

 

no it will be too little. i want to run aggressive camber on track days, atleast 2. Theoretically, 3 would be a good setting so I'm going to try ranges between 1.5-3.

 

Robear Racing! They have the Gold Line Camber kit. www.tornactive.com