Vr4 rear camber

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30-08-2018, 09:11 PM
mitsiboyblue

Vr4 rear camber

Hi there guys, ive had a little problem for a few years now but never bothered about it until now with the rear wheels occasionally catching. Not wanting to roll the arches and damage the body seams has anyone modified the top arms to give some negative camber and much needed clearances.
I'm under the rear arches at moment attending to sticking hand brake cables and some bits of rust so any advise will be greatly appreciated [emoji106]
Dave O

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31-08-2018, 12:55 AM
elnevio

You can get rear camber kits somewhere. I think they consist of eccentric bushes or bolts. Will see if I can find a linky! :)
31-08-2018, 12:57 AM
mitsiboyblue

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Originally Posted by elnevio

You can get rear camber kits somewhere. I think they consist of eccentric bushes or bolts. Will see if I can find a linky! :)

Fantastic! much appreciated if you can find it matey [emoji106]

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31-08-2018, 12:58 AM
elnevio

Viamoto do them! :deal2:

https://www.viamoto.co.uk/proddetail...+VR4+EC5W+EC5A
31-08-2018, 01:14 AM
mitsiboyblue

Quote:

Originally Posted by elnevio

Viamoto do them! :deal2:

https://www.viamoto.co.uk/proddetail...+VR4+EC5W+EC5A

That was really good of you to find it for me. Just followed the link and all paid for, hopefully will get them Saturday.
Cheers Buddy, your a star.[emoji3][emoji106]

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31-08-2018, 09:23 AM
elnevio

No worries, Dave! :thumbsup: To be fair, I thought they were an item you had to get from Oz!

Though they appear to have a Mitsi part number, and the ASA pic looks like the eccentric bolt/washer assembly?
31-08-2018, 09:34 AM
mitsiboyblue

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Originally Posted by elnevio

No worries, Dave! [emoji106] To be fair, I thought they were an item you had to get from Oz!

Though they appear to have a Mitsi part number, and the ASA pic looks like the eccentric bolt/washer assembly?

All we can do is try it and see.
Wonder if its possible to adapt the same piece of kit for the front aswell?

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31-08-2018, 02:12 PM
peter thomson

Are those not for toe rather than camber. You can just space out the upper arms with washers as in one of the articles to adjust the camber on the rear

https://www.clubvr4.com/forum/showth...ber-Adjustment
31-08-2018, 02:43 PM
mitsiboyblue

Quote:

Originally Posted by peter thomson

Are those not for toe rather than camber. You can just space out the upper arms with washers as in one of the articles to adjust the camber on the rear

https://www.clubvr4.com/forum/showth...ber-Adjustment

Yes they are, but mine are a bit shot.
But i need negative camber if i space the top arms out the will give me too much possitive camber and the wheels will defo catch.

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31-08-2018, 03:16 PM
peter thomson

Quote:

Originally Posted by mitsiboyblue

Yes they are, but mine are a bit shot.
But i need negative camber if i space the top arms out the will give me too much possitive camber and the wheels will defo catch.

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Ok wish positive camber was my issue
31-08-2018, 04:47 PM
mitsiboyblue

Quote:

Originally Posted by mitsiboyblue

Hi there guys, ive had a little problem for a few years now but never bothered about it until now with the rear wheels occasionally catching. Not wanting to roll the arches and damage the body seams has anyone modified the top arms to give some negative camber and much needed clearances.
I'm under the rear arches at moment attending to sticking hand brake cables and some bits of rust so any advise will be greatly appreciated [emoji106]
Dave O

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I think to get some negative camber at the rear these top arms are going to need cutting and welding. Has anyone done this mod?

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25-11-2018, 02:16 PM
666damned

cough cough........lol.....https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/113391768893