Positive Rear Camber

[BrianEl]

I have been looking through the threads on having a positive camber and basically have just been seeing remove the shims. I did that on my M1038, but still have a very noticiable positive camber on the rear. What else can be done or could it be? To heavy springs? I did convert the 2 man to 4 man. I don't plan on loading up the back, keeping it open.

 

[rcamacho]

If you have no shims then you can:
Add eccentrics to upper arms
Add weight
Go with lower gvw springs


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[BrianEl]

Excuse my ignorance, what are "eccentrics" I am thinking I am going to need new springs, but don't know which ones to get.

 

[ken]

I'm thinking of adding the heavier rear springs to mine. I carry fire wood out of the woods and would like more payload. I have the lighter M998 2 man with the 7K springs. Since your in TX maybe we could swap.

 

[rcamacho]

Excuse my ignorance, what are "eccentrics" I am thinking I am going to need new springs, but don't know which ones to get.

https://flashoffroad.com/Maintenance/FrontEnd/align/alignment.htm

Check out the eccentric upper control arm bolts. They can give you a tad more negative camber. Note high torque requirements and may need a tack weld.


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[BrianEl]

I might take you up on that. I can take in an Astro's game and swap.

 

[ken]

Cool Let me know what you decide.