[FC] rear wheel camber

[Daniel Monasterio]

How did you check the camber ? Did you drive her backwards to see if the 
camber remains the same ?
If driving backwards the camber diminishes or goes to negative then, she has 
too much toe in.

Daniel Monasterio

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <fredbagnall at aol.com>
To: <corvanatics at corvair.org>
Sent: Sunday, November 09, 2008 4:53 PM
Subject: [FC] rear wheel camber


> First of all thankyou all for the suggestions on what to use for the oil
> bath precleaner. I  went with a flexible fitz-all radiator hose for my
> connection between the crossover and the cleaner. Now for my next dilema 
> I  have p
> ositive rear wheel camber on my brier. I have brand new springs and 
> shocks from
> Clarks' .  I  have owned a 61and a 62 briers in the past  and have never 
> had
> this problem. I do realize that some people will say that  there is 
> supposed to
> have a little bit of positive camber at rest ,so that when  you put a load 
> on
> it  ,the camber should be about neutral . All  I can  say is that none of 
> my
> briers in the past had ANY camber problems with or  without a load. BTW  I 
> also
> have a rear swaybar installed , same prognosis  with or without.  If 
> anyone
> has any suggestions as to what might put me on  the straight and narrow , 
> they
> would be much appreciated  .            F.B.
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