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Old 08-01-2014, 08:10 PM   #1
SLO247
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Default AU IRS Fairmont Ghia/Fairlane rear camber adjustment

I'm about to lower my S3 AU Ghia. Obviously I'll need to wind the camber back in a bit afterwards.

The front I'll fit shims at the UCA mounts so thats covered.

I don't seem to have an adjustment at the rear, only toe at the tie rod.

My Gregorys manual (average I know) claims some models (XR I presume) have an eccentric washer fitted on the nut and bolt mounting the UCA to the knuckle. I can only see normal washers under mine but it seems like the knuckle is shaped to accommodate an eccentric one.

Can anybody offer any advice or experience on this? Anyone had theirs aligned and had the camber set? Can anybody show a picture of the XR set up? I'd like to see if I can acquire this washer and fit it.

I know others will have lowered their Ghias, have you had camber wear problems? Lots of Fairlane owners on here.

Thanks for any info anyone can help with.

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