This is a discussion on Camber Kits. Can you get them? within the Maintenance & Performance forums, part of the General Motoring Discussions category; Simple question really. Can you get front camber kits for a fabia? Cheers...
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| Simple question really. Can you get front camber kits for a fabia? Cheers
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| judging by the lack of answers John i would say not i could undo the alloy consoles and move them out as much as possible , but you would obviously have to keep an eye on the camber to get it equal both sides also another possibility could be a different wishbone or ball joint which was slightly longer, maybe another VAG vehicle has a similar set-up as the Fabia but with a slightly longer wishbone length , check the specs for Ibiza Cupra or Polo GTI
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| Just be carefull pushing out the bottom as that can have a negative effect on the castor.
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| Cheers guys. Currently waiting for details from BBR and allard.
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| Without modifying the body where the struts mount I dont see how you can really adjust the front camber.
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| Spoke with Morego. They modify the wishbones to create increased negative camber (Power Grip suspension). It will take a full days work and its a little on the pricey side for as a surcharge in included. Spoke with Allard. They dont offer anything. Theirs a couple of upper suspension mount that you can buy from the states to help increase negative camber.
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Is the strut top mount like the Octy or any other Golf ie mk 2 or 3. If so you can get top mounts. I have these on my Octy, which are for a Golf iv ccpa4_tn.jpg You can get them for the Golf 2 and 3 also ccpa2_tn.jpg There are quite a few parts in the vag range which are interchangable. Its just a matter of doing comparisons. You can get ball joint extensions made, but to do it right, you also need a drive shaft spacer. You don't want a cv joint popping off. If the above top mounts won't fit, then ring Allard a ring and ask for Dave Turner's phone number. He does all their race car suspension set ups and will be able to sort you out with a ball joint and drive shaft spacer. | |
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