Camber adjustment on coilovers?

2013Zsport · 03-17-2014, 08:18 PM

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Originally Posted by 2013Zsport

The Teins street flex coils offer the camber adjustments in the front, and it says on the website that you can adjust from 0-3 I'm guessing positive camber. And positive is what I will need if I'm lowering it from an 1" to an 1 1/2" all around right? So I might not need the front camber arms?

Anyone?

synolimit · 03-17-2014, 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by 2013Zsport

Anyone?

Never saw a 370z with camber adjusting coilovers. I don't think they do that for us. It might say that on the site but it should also say like pics are just for reference, actual product my differ.

DR_ · 03-17-2014, 10:35 PM

Camber adjustment on the top of the coilover, often called camber plates, is for strut design suspensions. We have double wishbone front and multilink rear, not struts.

cv129 · 03-18-2014, 12:08 AM

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Originally Posted by 2013Zsport

The Teins street flex coils offer the camber adjustments in the front, and it says on the website that you can adjust from 0-3 I'm guessing positive camber. And positive is what I will need if I'm lowering it from an 1" to an 1 1/2" all around right? So I might not need the front camber arms?

You need front arms. Those are generic specs for that camber plate, but not all cars use camber plates to adjust camber. You can only adjust front camber via upper control arms on the 370z.

Here are your choices:
Doran racing, price = less than $2k
SPL, around $700?
Kinetix and SPC, around $2xx?
Cusco = non adjustable so don't bother.

2013Zsport · 03-18-2014, 04:38 AM

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Originally Posted by DR_

Camber adjustment on the top of the coilover, often called camber plates, is for strut design suspensions. We have double wishbone front and multilink rear, not struts.

Your absolutely right it does say for strut type front suspensions my bad. Wishful thinking I guess.

FuTuRe is Z · 04-06-2014, 07:01 AM

So to clarify if we are looking to go lower we will require camber arms in order to adjust camber for the front. Is it because there is no adjustability stock, not even by a half a degree? I'm simply looking to adjust the camber to about -2.5 in the front after dropping it maybe 1.5".

For the rear will I get by with camber bolts? I am only looking to lower the suspension maybe an inch?

Also at what point do you think I will need toe bolts?

I'm just curious about how much adjustability there is stock; Also for anyone who has experience, how bad did lowering your car affect your suspension settings?

synolimit · 04-06-2014, 02:29 PM

From what you said you'll need everything! Bolts, arms, etc.

Masterbeatty · 04-06-2014, 05:05 PM

I will find out on Tuesday how bad a 1.5 in drop affected the front camber. My iPhone says it's neg 2 but take that with a grain of salt. My rear right now is neg 3 but I have spl rear camber and toe arms so that will be adjusted accordingly. Probably by June I will have the spl front arms but I track and do autox so that's why I am going this route. I would rather be safe than sorry and pay up the a$$ on towing the car home.

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DR_ Track Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Dallas Posts: 981 Drives: Touring/Sport M6 PG Rep Power: 17	Camber adjustment on the top of the coilover, often called camber plates, is for strut design suspensions. We have double wishbone front and multilink rear, not struts. Chuck33079 likes this.

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Masterbeatty A True Z Fanatic Join Date: May 2012 Location: Whales Vagina Posts: 4,586 Drives: the speed limit... Rep Power: 122867	I will find out on Tuesday how bad a 1.5 in drop affected the front camber. My iPhone says it's neg 2 but take that with a grain of salt. My rear right now is neg 3 but I have spl rear camber and toe arms so that will be adjusted accordingly. Probably by June I will have the spl front arms but I track and do autox so that's why I am going this route. I would rather be safe than sorry and pay up the a$$ on towing the car home. __________________ 2011 MB 6MT Masterbeatty journal

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04-06-2014, 07:01 AM	#21 (permalink)
FuTuRe is Z Enthusiast Member Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: CT Posts: 263 Drives: 2014 370z Rep Power: 12	So to clarify if we are looking to go lower we will require camber arms in order to adjust camber for the front. Is it because there is no adjustability stock, not even by a half a degree? I'm simply looking to adjust the camber to about -2.5 in the front after dropping it maybe 1.5". For the rear will I get by with camber bolts? I am only looking to lower the suspension maybe an inch? Also at what point do you think I will need toe bolts? I'm just curious about how much adjustability there is stock; Also for anyone who has experience, how bad did lowering your car affect your suspension settings?