Where do you bring your CF for lowering?
Re: Where do you bring your CF for lowering?
I know you guys are out of town, but if you get a hold of ATI Motorsports here in Michigan, I bet they know someone in your backyard. www.atimotorsports.com Also, just to let you know about this place, they do a RWD conversion on a Focus and have even swapped in a late model Cobra S/C'd engine/6 speed/8.9" Mustang rear-end............$70K! and it looks factory! This place did my suspension on my Contour SVT and the place is as clean as a hospital, too bad your not local.
Re: Where do you bring your CF for lowering?
Camber will probably be off by -.5 to -.75". I wouldn't worry too much about -.5", you'll probably like the handling (cornering) characteristics a bit more. I would definitely have a realignment after the process. But, a minus camber will wear harder on the outside of your tires.
Re: Where do you bring your CF for lowering?
Originally Posted by HDDP
But, a minus camber will wear harder on the outside of your tires.
Originally Posted by Cyril Baldwin
I've read in the H&R site that the cambers also need replacement. Any truth on this?
the rear camber cannot be adjusted with factory components in place...but no real need for new/aftermarket adjustable camber components.
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