91 honda civic, having Camber problems
 

ok how can can you fix your cambers because im getting some major
inner wheell wear. hardcore feethering whats the easiest way to adjust
you cambers?

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Re: 91 honda civic, having Camber problems
 

"comieredstar" <none@000.com> wrote in message
news:949746_22c3bf635b175ece6361e9c2c75ab7f3@autob oardz.com...
> ok how can can you fix your cambers because im getting some major
> inner wheell wear. hardcore feethering whats the easiest way to adjust
> you cambers?
>

As I say, it's *not* the camber. I used to have a Lotus Europa that had
radical negative rear camber, enough that it was glaringly obvious when
viewed from the rear. The tires wore slanted, but absolutely straight... no
feathering at the edge. Toe-out causes what you describe.

What changed to cause this to start? An accident or front end repair?

Mike

Re: 91 honda civic, having Camber problems
 

"comieredstar" <none@000.com> wrote in message
news:949746_22c3bf635b175ece6361e9c2c75ab7f3@autob oardz.com...
> ok how can can you fix your cambers because im getting some major
> inner wheell wear. hardcore feethering whats the easiest way to adjust
> you cambers?
>

As I say, it's *not* the camber. I used to have a Lotus Europa that had
radical negative rear camber, enough that it was glaringly obvious when
viewed from the rear. The tires wore slanted, but absolutely straight... no
feathering at the edge. Toe-out causes what you describe.

What changed to cause this to start? An accident or front end repair?

Mike

Re: 91 honda civic, having Camber problems
 

"comieredstar" <none@000.com> wrote in message
news:949746_22c3bf635b175ece6361e9c2c75ab7f3@autob oardz.com...
> ok how can can you fix your cambers because im getting some major
> inner wheell wear. hardcore feethering whats the easiest way to adjust
> you cambers?
>

As I say, it's *not* the camber. I used to have a Lotus Europa that had
radical negative rear camber, enough that it was glaringly obvious when
viewed from the rear. The tires wore slanted, but absolutely straight... no
feathering at the edge. Toe-out causes what you describe.

What changed to cause this to start? An accident or front end repair?

Mike

Re: 91 honda civic, having Camber problems
 

"comieredstar" <none@000.com> wrote in message
news:949746_22c3bf635b175ece6361e9c2c75ab7f3@autob oardz.com...
> ok how can can you fix your cambers because im getting some major
> inner wheell wear. hardcore feethering whats the easiest way to adjust
> you cambers?
>

As I say, it's *not* the camber. I used to have a Lotus Europa that had
radical negative rear camber, enough that it was glaringly obvious when
viewed from the rear. The tires wore slanted, but absolutely straight... no
feathering at the edge. Toe-out causes what you describe.

What changed to cause this to start? An accident or front end repair?

Mike

Re: Re: 91 honda civic, having Camber problems
 

i belive it was the mountian..... togu

"Michael Pardee" wrote
> "comieredstar" <none@000.com> wrote in message
> news:949746_22c3bf635b175ece6361e9c2c75ab7f3@autob oardz.com...
> > ok how can can you fix your cambers because im getting some
> major
> > inner wheell wear. hardcore feethering whats the easiest way
> to adjust
> > you cambers?
> >
>
> As I say, it's *not* the camber. I used to have a Lotus Europa
> that had
> radical negative rear camber, enough that it was glaringly
> obvious when
> viewed from the rear. The tires wore slanted, but absolutely
> straight... no
> feathering at the edge. Toe-out causes what you describe.
>
> What changed to cause this to start? An accident or front end
> repair?
>
> Mike

Re: Re: 91 honda civic, having Camber problems
 

i belive it was the mountian..... togu

"Michael Pardee" wrote
> "comieredstar" <none@000.com> wrote in message
> news:949746_22c3bf635b175ece6361e9c2c75ab7f3@autob oardz.com...
> > ok how can can you fix your cambers because im getting some
> major
> > inner wheell wear. hardcore feethering whats the easiest way
> to adjust
> > you cambers?
> >
>
> As I say, it's *not* the camber. I used to have a Lotus Europa
> that had
> radical negative rear camber, enough that it was glaringly
> obvious when
> viewed from the rear. The tires wore slanted, but absolutely
> straight... no
> feathering at the edge. Toe-out causes what you describe.
>
> What changed to cause this to start? An accident or front end
> repair?
>
> Mike

Re: Re: 91 honda civic, having Camber problems
 

i belive it was the mountian..... togu

"Michael Pardee" wrote
> "comieredstar" <none@000.com> wrote in message
> news:949746_22c3bf635b175ece6361e9c2c75ab7f3@autob oardz.com...
> > ok how can can you fix your cambers because im getting some
> major
> > inner wheell wear. hardcore feethering whats the easiest way
> to adjust
> > you cambers?
> >
>
> As I say, it's *not* the camber. I used to have a Lotus Europa
> that had
> radical negative rear camber, enough that it was glaringly
> obvious when
> viewed from the rear. The tires wore slanted, but absolutely
> straight... no
> feathering at the edge. Toe-out causes what you describe.
>
> What changed to cause this to start? An accident or front end
> repair?
>
> Mike

Re: Re: 91 honda civic, having Camber problems
 

i belive it was the mountian..... togu

"Michael Pardee" wrote
> "comieredstar" <none@000.com> wrote in message
> news:949746_22c3bf635b175ece6361e9c2c75ab7f3@autob oardz.com...
> > ok how can can you fix your cambers because im getting some
> major
> > inner wheell wear. hardcore feethering whats the easiest way
> to adjust
> > you cambers?
> >
>
> As I say, it's *not* the camber. I used to have a Lotus Europa
> that had
> radical negative rear camber, enough that it was glaringly
> obvious when
> viewed from the rear. The tires wore slanted, but absolutely
> straight... no
> feathering at the edge. Toe-out causes what you describe.
>
> What changed to cause this to start? An accident or front end
> repair?
>
> Mike