Camber setting adjustable upper balljoints

• Camber setting adjustable upper balljoints
  Posted by Rainman56 on 11 Feb, 2016 14:59
• Finally getting this 87 250 together with the +2 Metal Tech A Arms.Just curious if anyone has a camber setup for trailriding occasional MX...Is there a negative camber degree or measurement the top of the wheel should be tipped in compared to the bottom or should I just set the camber straight up 0 degrees?
  
  I used our vintage car alignment spindles and gauges to set the toe and can do the same for the camber as well,Any info is appreciated.
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• #1 Reply
  Posted by Q2W on 12 Feb, 2016 07:32
• Something like this?
  
  
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  Posted by Gillio on 12 Feb, 2016 08:45
• Haha^^
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  Posted by Rogue1970 on 12 Feb, 2016 12:41
• Wow is all I can say to that sliding box.
  
  Rainman, it depends on how you ride your quad.  For recreational and MX, I would go for 3* negative camber.
  
  Check out this guide from Lonestar Racing http://www.lsracing.com/img/Guide_21.pdf
  
  I run mine around 4-5* negative camber using shims on my Zilla for sand.
  
  Good luck.
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  Posted by Rainman56 on 12 Feb, 2016 16:27
• Thanks Rogue for the great info..............As far as that sliding box I never understood the fascination with that.Those tired likely burn the inside edge of REAL fast.And them low profile tires ain,t cheap.To each their own I guess.
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  Posted by All American on 25 Feb, 2016 05:19
• I've got a lot of better things to do with my money.  Some people have more money than smarts I guess.
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