Hi guys,

New to the forum and the FPV badge.

I have a 07 BF II Typhoon and have some crazy camber issues with the left rear wheel - passenger side.

Before I got it lowered I had a wheel alignment done and the camber read 2.50 degrees on the rear left. It looks terrible compared to the other side as that wheel sits fine.

I've spoken to a few places and they all say that the only adjustment that can be made to the rear end is toe in and toe out, no camber.

What's got me perplexed is why only one wheel is out that much but the other side is fine - has anyone else come across this issue before? The car drives fine but it looks horrible and tyres will no doubt wear quicker than normal.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

There is definitely camber adjustment on the rear. I was told the same thing until I pointed out the adjustment marks. Be careful as well as too much positive camber causes the rear wheels to scrub the guards.

Edited 06/12/12 11:15 PM06/12/12 11:15 PM by Santo

Thanks mate, I knew there had to be a way to at least give it a slight adjustment. Car goes in tomorrow morning to a proper suspension shop for a look over and they believe there is a fix for it. And to the point about guards I've had mine lipped in preparation for a 275 wide tyre that will be fitted soon.

Thanks for your help mate, much appreciated.