Adjust Suspension Camber

What happens here

Locate the suspension's camber adjustment points, often eccentric bolts or cams, which affect the wheel's tilt. Using a wrench, adjust these 'spins' to move the bottom of the wheel outward, creating negative camber. This adjustment helps the tire make better contact with the road during cornering, improving grip. Continually turn the adjustment until the desired negative camber is achieved, then use an impact wrench to snug the bolts down securely, ensuring the alignment holds under track conditions. The goal is to maximize the contact patch of the tire during turns.

Goal: Adjust rear suspension camber to improve cornering grip for track racing.