jjosh
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Registered: 6th Apr 09
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Hi, i just finished putting my coilovers on and there is loads of camber on the front and steers violently to the right if i let go of the wheel. any ideas why its doing that?
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corsa-torque
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Registered: 15th Mar 11
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Make of coilovers?
Most coilovers will have a small amount of camber adjustment and it also depends how low you've gone.
The camber can normally be adjusted by loosing the two suspension/hub bolts and moving the shock and tighten the nuts back up.
As for the pulling to one side this is usually a side effect of replacing suspension components.
I'd recommend taking your car to get the tracking done.
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Ian
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Registered: 28th Aug 99
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Its steering because the camber is out and therefore probably the toe.
If they have elongated bolt holes where it meets the hub they are a complete ball ache to set up.
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Edges 58
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Registered: 30th Mar 10
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Just get the tracking done
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jjosh
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Registered: 6th Apr 09
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ok cheers guys yeah i does have the elongated holes that connect to the hub. ive left it at the garage for the moment till i can sort it. cheers for your help
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Jed D
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quote: Originally posted by Edges 58
Just get the tracking done
but then wont he have to get the tracking done again when hes got that camber sorted
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Edges 58
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Yes but I posted before he mentioned he has the camber adjustable pinch bolt holes
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Scotty C
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Camber bolts
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scottyp1989
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best thing to do with the coilovers with elongated holes is to get it setup correctly and get a couple of washers welded on so they don't move again.
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