How to Get Optimal Camber Alignment for Racing

How to Get Optimal Camber Alignment for Racing

Racing Alignment: Camber
When racing, your vehicle will go through a numerous amount of alignment changes. Your static alignment will not be the same as it is the moment you start driving after getting the alignment at a shop. The dynamic alignment is constantly changing with every and any abnormalities in the road. When it comes to camber, most drivers will seek out a greater negative setting. Having a greater negative static camber will result in a more positive dynamic camber in turns resulting in more grip.
Camber Illustration Positive Negative
 
Often depending on the vehicle, the camber adjustment can only go so far positive or negative. This is where Whiteline bushings come into play. We offer on multiple vehicle offset bushings for most upper or lower control arms. Having the offset bushing gets you in most cases 0.5-1.0 degrees of additional positive or negative camber.
KCA347
 KCA347 Whiteline Offset Bushings
 
Along with bushings, another great way to get some added camber if offset bushings aren’t available for your specific vehicle is camber bolts. Your car most likely came with them from the factory, but the profile on the lobe is either not as aggressive or has no lobe at all. These are installed in the upper or lower strut clevis hole and provide up to 1.5 total degrees of positive or negative camber.
KCA416
Whiteline Camber Adjustment Bolts KCA416
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