IgorCamberPlate

[Bernie Benz]

> From: DasWolfen at aol.com
>
> True but lowering the car changes the camber for any given adjusted
> position. It's not impossible that a lowered car may need more adjustment
> range than either the of the two methods being discussed can provide.
Not more adjustment range, just an adjustment not available within the
factory range.
>
If changing the static ride height only changed the camber adjustment, you
low riders would be in fat city, because it can be corrected with a correct
realignment, even if additional, out of range adjustment need be provided.
But most likely it also moved the suspension operating range into one of
increased bump steer, a trade off sacrifice in handling for cosmetics.

Bernie