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Old 05-01-2005, 03:29 PM
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Default Help: Possible Koni Suspension issue

Today I wanted to try on epuffy's 12mm spacers so I jacked up the front of the car using the donuts. I have Koni adjustable shocks and B+G Springs. As I jacked up the car I noticed that the wheels remained on the floor a lot longer than i thought they did before.

the chassis Was at least 13 inches off the ground and the wheels were just barely starting to lift.

Is this normal ? I have also noticed my front wheels seem to be in slightly further at the top than at the bottom.
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Default The top of your wheel in further than bottom is called Negative Camber >>>

some of us pay extra to be able to adjust this on the front ourselves... called Ground Control ;-P

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Default doesn't sound like a problem...

i seriously doubt the range of suspension travel changed drastically... pretty much impossible.

as for the "more in at top than bottom" that's a function of wheel alignment, specifically camber, and what you describe is negative camber, which is appropriate.
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Awesome Thanks... Car has been kicking my *** all weekend. Maybe I am just tired
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