i'd like to add that i've seen as much as -4deg of camber in the front, utilizing just camber bolts, on a 2.25" drop.

 

thank you for the write up.. i'm getting a set of the otg camber shims tomorrow and just trying to learn more about cambering.

thanks - very good write up

 

www.forjworks.com is realesing some new Camber shims!!!!!

http://ecocarcustoms.com/Topic122-62-1.aspx?Update=1

 

I have -3 camber, and spacers too.

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=168127

 

this is great info thanks for putting it on here.

 

I'm really just trying to figure out why my rear camber would be so out of wack. I've not modified anything, it's all stock.
Left camber: -1.5
left toe .22
Right Camber -1.5
right toe .20
Cross Camber .0
total Toe .43
Thrust angle .01 I guess it's the toe they recommend fixing, and say with shims they can resolve the issue.
I truly know nothing about this stuff, I'm just trying to prevent getting taken advantage of buy some unsavory mechanic.

 

this is the BEST THREAD EVER

 

I am out about -1.4 on the passenger side front and rear. I have a full contact shim for the back. I also have a camber bolt for the front, but I thought they came in pairs when I ordered.

Is changing the upper bolt enough, or should I go ahead and do both bolts?

 

Wow, bump it up