heres the dilly yo! jk will

if u have the same kit as me....the max setting is at -1.25 degrees

 

i have the next kit....from -1.25-3 i think

what the max negative camber i can go? for daily driving.

 

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yeah u have the same kit...i loosened the bolts in the fenderwell...pushed the a-arm back in as far as it'll go, so i wont mess up the alignment...so its set a +1.25 degrees compared to whatever the stock setting would be at, given my 2.5" lowered ride height. i run my car quite low, and since i'm on the stock mesh rims with 195/50/15 kumho 711's its even lower. my Apex-i resonator is about 3 inches above the ground .

when i had the kit installed at first, my guy set it at 0, causing better tire wear, but nastier understeer...this is why i pushed it back in. now, the front has a little more negative camber than the rear.

 

I've been doing some research about Ingalls camber kits with rubber bushings squeaking. And I have found some feed back that they do squeak if there is too much preload, and just found this thread where Quoted:

originally posted by WiLL

*does your kit squeak at all? more during hot weather? mine does and i have the rubber bushings kit.*

And wondered if anybody else experienced squeaking noises during hot weather?

I'm not sure what kinda of ingalls camber kits i have (rubber or Poly), all I know is that they do squeak when the weather is hot.
At night time when the weather is cold I don't hear anything.

So I guess I have the rubber bushing cambers, I think? Does anybody know how to tell the difference visaually between the Ingalls 35720 and 35730 camber kits?

Any feedback is appreciated thanks!

 

Hey City, I've tried countless times to grease and lube my kit, and it still squeaks annoyingly. In fact I just emailed Ingalls a detailed explanation of my problem. I'll make a new thread when i get a response from them.

 

Cause when I drive my car during cold weather it never squeaks, but like on a hot day when my car struts going on uneven roads it squeaks. Anybody else having same or simular experiences?

 

I think rubber bushings get soft when the weather is hot so that is why it squeaks well more like a squishing sound not so high pitch. But then again i never heard a car with poly bushings squeaking before, but I've has skateboards with poly bushings before and they do squeak alot.