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12-27-2002, 11:02 AM

A buddy of mine drove it into a ditch and bent the hell out of the front right suspension. The rear crossmember in the front was even bent a bit. I replaced everything that I thought would affect the allignment, but it's still bad.
Would a camber kit allow me to adjust the camber myself? I know that the kit would allow for adjusting to correct negative camber (the kind you would get from lowering your car), but would it allow adjustments to correct positive camber?
How would a mechanic adjust the allignment? Looking at it, I can't see how you would adjust it.

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12-27-2002, 11:02 AM	#3
jcpegg Posts: n/a	A buddy of mine drove it into a ditch and bent the hell out of the front right suspension. The rear crossmember in the front was even bent a bit. I replaced everything that I thought would affect the allignment, but it's still bad. Would a camber kit allow me to adjust the camber myself? I know that the kit would allow for adjusting to correct negative camber (the kind you would get from lowering your car), but would it allow adjustments to correct positive camber? How would a mechanic adjust the allignment? Looking at it, I can't see how you would adjust it.