WarrenW

I didn't want to hi-jack the Rear Camber Maxed Out thread but I read something mentioned about shifting the rear subframe. How is this done exactly and can I do it or will I need an alignment shop to do it?

VPS_AP1

your going to need to take it to an alignment shop because you wont know how much you are shifting when you shift the sub-frame you will have an effect on both sides. say your camber is -1.3 on the right side and your -.9 on the left if you move the sub-frame to the the left you will increase camber on the right and decrease camber on the left that way you can match them. if you want I work in Waldorf MD I could do an alignment at my work. and if you had a specific way you want to align your car I could do that as well as long as the adjustment is there.