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Bobaguy · 06-09-2011, 06:37 PM

Hey guys new to the forum, I drove a GenCoupe before this.

anyways I just ordered a set of BC BR Coils, main objective now is to just remove/eliminate wheel gap. On coilovers for the genesis the fronts had camber adjustment, and the oem camber adjustment on the rear provided tons of adjustment.

As far as I can see, the rear oem camber adjustment on the 370z doesn't provide quite as much adjustment, there isn't even a front camber plate on the coilovers from BC.

My question is, if I were to just eliminate the wheel gap would a camber kit (front)/(rear) be needed? one or the other? maybe even both?

This question is clearly directed at those of you who are lowered, I plan on getting wheels and such later on in the future and obviously reduce ride height even further if necessary, now at that point i'l obvious need both pairs of camber kits, but as of right now if my main objective were simply to eliminate wheel gap would camber be seriously thrown out of whack to the point where i'd need more than just the oem rear camber to address the issue?

Thanks,
New Guy.

06-09-2011, 06:37 PM	#1 (permalink)
Bobaguy Base Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: Fort worth, tx Posts: 105 Drives: Hopeful Rep Power: 14	BC Coilovers Hey guys new to the forum, I drove a GenCoupe before this. anyways I just ordered a set of BC BR Coils, main objective now is to just remove/eliminate wheel gap. On coilovers for the genesis the fronts had camber adjustment, and the oem camber adjustment on the rear provided tons of adjustment. As far as I can see, the rear oem camber adjustment on the 370z doesn't provide quite as much adjustment, there isn't even a front camber plate on the coilovers from BC. My question is, if I were to just eliminate the wheel gap would a camber kit (front)/(rear) be needed? one or the other? maybe even both? This question is clearly directed at those of you who are lowered, I plan on getting wheels and such later on in the future and obviously reduce ride height even further if necessary, now at that point i'l obvious need both pairs of camber kits, but as of right now if my main objective were simply to eliminate wheel gap would camber be seriously thrown out of whack to the point where i'd need more than just the oem rear camber to address the issue? Thanks, New Guy.