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Front Camber LS430 UCF31

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jdotlimAugust 8, 2014
#512309

Front Camber LS430 UCF31

I know this topic has probably been covered, but I cannot find anything. :-(

I heard somewhere that the UCF31 can achieve front camber with stock arms and probably just a RCA. I know UCF30 cannot get any camber with stock, you would need nagisa. Is this true for UCF31? Stock camber up front?
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I know this topic has probably been covered, but I cannot find anything. :-(

I heard somewhere that the UCF31 can achieve front camber with stock arms and probably just a RCA. I know UCF30 cannot get any camber with stock, you would need nagisa. Is this true for UCF31? Stock camber up front?
iVtec Type-sAugust 10, 2014
#512345
jdotlim;512309 wrote:I know this topic has probably been covered, but I cannot find anything. :-(

I heard somewhere that the UCF31 can achieve front camber with stock arms and probably just a RCA. I know UCF30 cannot get any camber with stock, you would need nagisa. Is this true for UCF31? Stock camber up front?


Nagisa/youzealand RCA plates will give you more camber ( approx 2-3 degrees) but no adjustability. Factory centric bolt will only give you a few degrees +/-. If your looking for complete adjustability then you have to look into Figs, T-demand UCAs but thats $$$$. Serialnine said they'll make stuff for the ucf30 in the future but right now they only have an application for the ucf20.
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[QUOTE=jdotlim;512309]I know this topic has probably been covered, but I cannot find anything. :-(

I heard somewhere that the UCF31 can achieve front camber with stock arms and probably just a RCA. I know UCF30 cannot get any camber with stock, you would need nagisa. Is this true for UCF31? Stock camber up front?[/QUOTE]

Nagisa/youzealand RCA plates will give you more camber ( approx 2-3 degrees) but no adjustability. Factory centric bolt will only give you a few degrees +/-. If your looking for complete adjustability then you have to look into Figs, T-demand UCAs but thats $$$$. Serialnine said they'll make stuff for the ucf30 in the future but right now they only have an application for the ucf20.
timmy0toolAugust 11, 2014
#512364
what's the difference between UCF30 and UCF31? i thought they are the same car, just one is with air suspension (UCF31)? that's how it is on the previous generation UCF20/21.
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what's the difference between UCF30 and UCF31? i thought they are the same car, just one is with air suspension (UCF31)? that's how it is on the previous generation UCF20/21.
brainneededAugust 12, 2014
#512389
no difference for ucf30/31.
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no difference for ucf30/31.
jdotlimAugust 14, 2014
#512422
iVtec Type-s;512345 wrote:Nagisa/youzealand RCA plates will give you more camber ( approx 2-3 degrees) but no adjustability. Factory centric bolt will only give you a few degrees +/-. If your looking for complete adjustability then you have to look into Figs, T-demand UCAs but thats $$$$. Serialnine said they'll make stuff for the ucf30 in the future but right now they only have an application for the ucf20.


Yeah someone told me that 04-06 has a maximum of -2 camber with stock bolts, the 01-03 does not have any adjustments from factory. i do not need complete adjustability, so Nagisa is probably the way to go for me. I do not want to run crazy camber at the moment. Thanks for the help.
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[QUOTE=iVtec Type-s;512345]Nagisa/youzealand RCA plates will give you more camber ( approx 2-3 degrees) but no adjustability. Factory centric bolt will only give you a few degrees +/-. If your looking for complete adjustability then you have to look into Figs, T-demand UCAs but thats $$$$. Serialnine said they'll make stuff for the ucf30 in the future but right now they only have an application for the ucf20.[/QUOTE]

Yeah someone told me that 04-06 has a maximum of -2 camber with stock bolts, the 01-03 does not have any adjustments from factory. i do not need complete adjustability, so Nagisa is probably the way to go for me. I do not want to run crazy camber at the moment. Thanks for the help.