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Danr55 04-06-2009 07:52 AM
Front End
 
When setting up the front end, how much camber angle do you use? I've got a shake in the front end that starts at 75 MPH and doesn't go away. Tires are balanced, wheels are round, front end is aligned. I've run out of ideas.

patrickt 04-06-2009 08:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Danr55 (Post 937430)
When setting up the front end, how much camber angle do you use? I've got a shake in the front end that starts at 75 MPH and doesn't go away. Tires are balanced, wheels are round, front end is aligned. I've run out of ideas.
The ERA 427 cars are set for 0 degrees of camber, +/- 1/4.

Bob Perry 04-06-2009 08:56 AM
Dan , As per the contemporary assembly manual . TOE IN 1/8 .-CASTER 3-5 degees. -CAMBER 0 degrees (can be slightly negativeto suit drivers preference) hope this helps also you may want to find a good jag mech. who knows the front end and has the shims for it. Bob

Danr55 04-06-2009 11:04 AM
Thanks Bob. That will work.


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